This was such a beautiful family saga told from the POV of three different members of the Bright family that spans decades. It’s character driven and takes an intimate look at different generations in one typical family and I adored this family. I really don’t want to get into the plot, it’s best to let everything unfold for yourself but it has some heavy themes and issues. It’s also about second chances, love, life and loss and at times it’s very sad. There are some moments of hope though and ultimately this is such a worthwhile read. Families are complicated and messy and parents aren’t perfect, and the author examined this in a profound way. I feel like anyone could relate to the themes explored here, don’t miss this one!