Review: A great coming of age story.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 11, 2014
Wendy Storer, writes well and tells a moving story of illness problems in the family. The way she handled the situation will reverberate with many readers.Not only does Daisy have to deal with the usual problems of a teenager in and out of school, she has bigger problems at home. I liked Daisy and I liked the way she dealt with what life had thrown at her. The one thing, the dream she needed to fulfil, she had stopped pursuing. Could she follow her dream and could she find a way to deal with her father? Elvis are Sam are both well written and to a lesser extent, Ziggy. I only have one nitpick. The formatting needs fixing. Having said that, I was so entrenched in the story, I stopped noticing it after awhile.Travelling along with Daisy on her journey, I must admit, I cried a little, but I laughed too. The story moved me, and that to me, is a well-written story. My favourite part was the ending. Thank you for that, Wendy Storer. I loved 'Bring Me Sunshine'.