BLURB:
Just a short nine months ago, Raina found her voice, walked away from the ruins of her old life, and established herself on her own terms. She's no longer invisible; a day she never thought would come.

But embracing this new found identity is easier said than done, especially when she finds a ghostly spirit outside her apartment window one cold winter night. She shouldn’t get involved and disrupt her auto-pilot life, but when this lost spirit in search of closure asks for help from the only person who can, what else can she do? 

However, coming to the aid of a ghost is proving dangerous and Raina has to find the courage to either face the nightmares of her past or remain haunted by the shadows of it forever.

RATING: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

REVIEW:
If you are looking for a quick and meaningful read this holiday, this book is for you! In less than 70 pages, this book moved it's way into my heart.

Raina, Krish, and Ameel were all such lovable and beautiful characters. This book highlights some tough topics including death and abusive relationships. But the author so perfectly captured the healing journey of these characters in such a short space!

I loved that even though Raina was flawed and struggling, her emotional state captured her trauma responses so well. And through finding and helping the lost spirit, Krish, we find hope in seeing her overcome fears and pain.

Summary: On Alice's fortieth birthday, she wakes up in her 16-year-old body. In the present day, her dad is in a hospital bed nearing the end of his life, but now she faces his old, jovial, and creative self that she missed so much. As Alice longs for more time with her dad, she is torn between the two times and discovers if she can change the present.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

My heart

Another Colleen Hoover book to make you cry!

A big trigger warning of infertility.

I absolutely loved this book. It was heartbreaking to see how much both Quinn and Graham were emotionally damaged through the hardships they faced, but I also loved watching them try to fight through the pain to save their marriage.

I kept thinking the whole time that all they needed was therapy- I even thought about making a video of what I'd do with them if I was their therapist

A wholesome story!

This children's book is perfect for families who want to help kids reflect on the role of technology in their lives. Such an important story to help our children value time together as a family!

This was a very fun and hilarious read! I went through a few different routes, including the "traditional" Romeo and Juliet route. This was probably the most I have actually understood the book since I struggled to pay attention and read the Shakespearean language in high school