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One Italian Summer
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Wow! I intentionally wrote a review about this book right now! Because this is my 1000th NG review! Yay to my nerdy and extra caffeinated brain cells and tired eyes!
I’m so happy to read a brand new book belongs to queen of semi-sweet, sad, heartfelt stories: Rebecca Serle who blew my mind again and again!
She created another emotional, moving, powerful story located in dreamy Italian island with three dimensional, well-developed, easily connectable characters. There are impressively depicted landscapes and mouth watering food which are also tempting to enjoy our reading journey!
This is purely effective story questions meaning of life, friendship, self growth, our purposes, dreams, regrets!
What will happen when you lose not only your family member but also your best friend? Don’t you question the meaning of your own life, your own purpose? Don’t you suffer from irreplaceable emptiness the person left in your heart? Don’t you get lost in your own mapped out life and think about as like Mary Oliver asks for: “Tell me what is you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?�
Kathy’s in deep pain, having no idea how she’ll deal with the loss of her mother who is her mentor, best friend, the first person she shares her happiness and sadness.
Now she questions her marriage, her main purpose in life, her place in the earth. She talks to her husband that she’s not sure she can stay in this marriage. She offers to take a break ( yes, this is true break: not fake one Rachel and Ross had)
She heads to Positano: the mother and daughter she’s planned for years and made manifest. She travels alone, starting to enjoy her me-time till she bumps into 30 years old version of her mother. Of course her young mother has no idea who she’s and they become friends but this woman is so different from the wise guide she knows.
Did I get your attention by giving scoops from this emotional paranormal mother- daughter, family, second chances women’s fiction! Yes, buckle up and enjoy each chapter, savor each minute, seize your time with this amazing read!
I’m not giving away more! Just experience this remarkable, sentimental, perfectly written story and keep your napkins close! You gotta need them to dry your red eyes!
Special thanks to NetGalley and Atria Books for this amazing digital reviewer copy with me in exchange my honest opinions.
I’m so happy to read a brand new book belongs to queen of semi-sweet, sad, heartfelt stories: Rebecca Serle who blew my mind again and again!
She created another emotional, moving, powerful story located in dreamy Italian island with three dimensional, well-developed, easily connectable characters. There are impressively depicted landscapes and mouth watering food which are also tempting to enjoy our reading journey!
This is purely effective story questions meaning of life, friendship, self growth, our purposes, dreams, regrets!
What will happen when you lose not only your family member but also your best friend? Don’t you question the meaning of your own life, your own purpose? Don’t you suffer from irreplaceable emptiness the person left in your heart? Don’t you get lost in your own mapped out life and think about as like Mary Oliver asks for: “Tell me what is you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?�
Kathy’s in deep pain, having no idea how she’ll deal with the loss of her mother who is her mentor, best friend, the first person she shares her happiness and sadness.
Now she questions her marriage, her main purpose in life, her place in the earth. She talks to her husband that she’s not sure she can stay in this marriage. She offers to take a break ( yes, this is true break: not fake one Rachel and Ross had)
She heads to Positano: the mother and daughter she’s planned for years and made manifest. She travels alone, starting to enjoy her me-time till she bumps into 30 years old version of her mother. Of course her young mother has no idea who she’s and they become friends but this woman is so different from the wise guide she knows.
Did I get your attention by giving scoops from this emotional paranormal mother- daughter, family, second chances women’s fiction! Yes, buckle up and enjoy each chapter, savor each minute, seize your time with this amazing read!
I’m not giving away more! Just experience this remarkable, sentimental, perfectly written story and keep your napkins close! You gotta need them to dry your red eyes!
Special thanks to NetGalley and Atria Books for this amazing digital reviewer copy with me in exchange my honest opinions.
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