Review: Tragic story that reminds us about friendship, love and forgiveness
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 24, 2014
There's no such thing as too broken. Anything can heal. -Best Kind of BrokenPixie and Levi's story came out of no where for me. I knew something big had happened, but what it was hurts more than I expected.Pixie is out for summer break and moves into her aunts in as a prep cook.As a perk she gets to stay at the inn for free. This is pretty perfect except for the fact that her aunt forgot to mention that Levi also works at then inn, and is staying in the same wing as her. Alone. Sharing a bathroom. They haven't spoken or seen each other in almost a year.I knew from the beginning that tragedy forced these two apart, I mean the synopsis says that much. I didn't however expect it to be what it was. And when it came out, it made my heart ache for them both. Instantly I was able to feel and relate to every feeling they both were having. I could understand the anger and hurt towards each other. The guilt and heartbreak. Watching these two work through their shared tragic past and find each other was beautiful and heart-wrenching.Denial is thick and sweet, and for the past year it filled my lungs until they threatened to burst. But truth...truth is clean and pure. And yes, it hurts when I inhale it, it hurts to cleanse out the sweet smoke, but breathing out is like new life. -Best Kind of BrokenEven though this book has obvious sadness, it also had me laughing. The way these two do communicate to avoid actual communication never failed to make me smile. Not to mention their friends also brought some laughs.Beautiful story about finding yourself again after tragedy strikes, and about the importance of friendship and love.When you bring something back from the brink of death, it fights harder to thrive. -Best Kind of Broken