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Enter the enigmatic figure of a troubled young man, whose path intersects with Savanna’s in unexpected ways. He, too, carries the scars of past wounds, burdened by his own tragedies. Their connection ignites a flicker of hope that maybe, just maybe, two broken souls can find solace in one another. As they share their stories, the fragile bond that forms between them becomes a lifeline, illuminating paths to healing that neither had believed possible.
Amidst the backdrop of pain and recovery, Savanna and her new companion embark on a journey of self-discovery. They must confront their demons and embrace the messiness of life, learning that the journey to wholeness is not defined by the absence of suffering, but rather by the strength found in connection and love.
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!!SPOILERS!!I love the focus on young mental health and how they work through it in their own ways but it feels very repetitive with the side characters and how so many of them are/were in the same situation, such as Leo, Jacob and Richard all had the same sorrow as Cale. And the notebook being so precise on what it says at the time of Savannah reading isn't really realistic, being somewhat related or speaking of a similar experience would make sense but being so to point I'd say a bit unrealistic. But the Ending, OMG THE ENDING AND EPILOGUE almost had me in tears man that was the sadest and cutest thing I have read yet🥲. So overall I wouldn't say I disliked it but I did like the first book better.
✨️Book review✨️A Thousand Broken Pieces by Tillie ColeSo this is the 2nd book in the 'A Thousand Boy Kisses' series. The 1st book shattered me. This one I struggled to find motivation to pick it up and continue reading it. I don't know if it was the subject matter or just me not gelling with the characters but it took me a whole month to get through it. The story itself was emotional, there was a lot of d3ath in it, but also love. I liked the concept of the trip and how it could help people heal with certain aspects of it. I did push through to finally get it finished but I felt very unattached at the end of it. Definitely not a favourite of mine unfortunately.
