Review: To shoot and score at love!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 16, 2014
~Review~There are sad tales, but tales as paths can change for good or for bad. And for Laney, one summer changed her life, and brought her all the happiness that in eighteen years she never had.Laney, it's a size plus girl who is constantly verbally abused by her mother and bullies. In her pain to not have or reach the perfect body, she drowns in guilt and eats without control and without self-awareness to her health.  All those years of abuse, she finds solace in food and makes herself a food binger. Until one day a cocky boy enters her life with straightforward answers makes her crack her pity shell. She becomes empowered and begins to realize that in order to people reach to her, she must grasp the line and hold it. Now she has the ball on her side of the court, and she will play for keeps. But will Laney confront all the player's and still shoot without missing? I guess you have to find out on your own.This story was a light and tender read. It presents many aspects of bulling and verbal abuse.  Also, this book presents that life can change for good, that you can always heal from the things that once hurt you. To become free and confident in your own skin, but most importantly to accept yourself as you truly are.To know more about this review and some visuals, click the link below:(Comment Section)