Review: painstakingly beautiful
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 8, 2014
Breathe Into Me is one of those books that you can’t really say much without giving anything away, I feel like her story needs to be experienced blindly. When I first read the description of the book, I instantly knew I had to read it, I am a sucker for a book when there is a kid involved and someone doing everything they can to make sure they are taken care of and are given everything they need. Of course by this point my mind runs away and starts guessing at what this book is all about, but I was so very wrong and I couldn’t be any happier than how things turned out.I was so mad reading this book, just wanted to yell, scream and fight someone. While there is a love story, it was also finding herself, the person she lost along the way and learning how to live with the guilt and shame that eats away at you when you give it the power too. It was truly painstakingly beautiful to read. I do wish it was longer, I do wish I got more in the end but that is me just being selfish. Who knows there may be another book maybe about someone else that we get to visit back with Everett and Lacey.