Review: It's really just the little things in life that possess all the magic
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 6, 2014
This was a very well written and solidly crafted novel, and I find that I surprised myself when I realized it was a very enjoyable and entertaining guilty pleasure read. Most definitely perfect for a day at the beach or a desire to decompress and unwind after researching and studying psychological theory and ethical expectations in graduate level academic work.I won't even lie, this would totally become my guilty pleasure book stashed beneath my mattress back when I'd have had trouble believing someday my kindle would be in charge of my personal digital library by skillful maintenance and storage all within its programmed mind of a librarian. Sometimes a tattered paperback pressed against the box springs and mattress consistently enough to mold its shape to the quilted fabric of the mattress, it's dog-eared pages begging to be bent and turned as they're each thoroughly read, so frequently that the cover rolls out like a paper cylinder and the creases along the binding only lay flat and in line with its binding when the weight of a mattress holds all sides tight and secure. This is one of those books. Sometimes you just need the ambiance of that ideal to really lose yourself in a story that draws you in like that book had the power to do. And if I believe in anything, it's the influential abilities of those past experiences in truly recognizing when a new level of happiness and complete relaxation is just being discovered.