Review: You'll Laugh, but You Will Definitely Cry
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
Someone asked me, "How do you feel about teacher/student romances?"  I said, "They're okay if done right."  So I was recommended to read Loving Mr Daniels.Yes this was a teacher/student romance, but this book was so much more and I couldn't thank the person for recommending this book to me enough.  I cried through the first 10% and probably the last 20% and I laughed, giggled, and probably cried some more somewhere in the middle.Ashlyn is 19, in her senior year of high school, has just lost her twin sister Gabby and has been forced to move to live with her estranged father, his girlfriend and her two children.Daniel is a 22 year old teacher, musician, Shakespeare lover, who has buried both of his parents and can barely handle a relationship with his brother.Two people, distraught from loss, find a connection with each other that they never thought they would be able to find.  They both learn to keep living and breathing with each other. That they can continue to live their lives and be happy without those that they have loss."Daniel, you're doing it.""Doing what?""Bringing me back to life.""You didn't bring me the light, Ashlyn.  You are the light."Not only was this book about their romance it was also about life and friendship.  Ashlyn is able to form new friendships with Ryan and Hailey who each are searching for love and happiness.  There is also Ashlyn's sister who is an intricate part of the book even though she passed away.  Ryan is.....Ryan is.....I just love Ryan.  He broke my heart into a million pieces and I just want to hold him.  There's a father and daughter that are trying to get to know each other and find the bond that has been missing for years.So much heartbreak, so much loss, but so much love in this book.  I will definitely be looking for what Brittainy Cherry writes next.