All WE Ever Wanted is a story that covers a topic that someone or another we know has gone through. It is both gut-wrenching yet beautiful.
Nina grew up in Bristol, a town that is not too far from I live, which I thought was pretty neat. Nina is living the high life of wealth and socialites after marrying a man who comes a family that has money. Tom is a single father who is just making ends meet.
These two parents find themselves in quite the scandal. Ninas son Finch and Toms daughter Lyla are at the center of it all. The pics circulating around of Lyla went viral quickly. And the two families have to deal with the fall out and the effects of their children. This just broke my heart how easy and fast the pic went virial. Social media is great at times but at times this like it is the worst enemy. My heart just went out to the kids and their families. Yes, they made mistakes but are trying to fix it all, and it wasn’t an easy feat.
Follow these two families on this journey tore my heart out, and I couldn’t imagine having something like this happen to my own family. Giffin did such an amazing job with the subject too and I found my self so engrossed in these families lives. The disappointments, the hurt, it all felt so real. This story will break your heart and mend it as well. My review might seem kinda short, but I feel that this is one those reads that needs to be read and talked about as well and I don’t want to take away from the message it has. And is one that I would highly recommend reading, with tissues.
Nina grew up in Bristol, a town that is not too far from I live, which I thought was pretty neat. Nina is living the high life of wealth and socialites after marrying a man who comes a family that has money. Tom is a single father who is just making ends meet.
These two parents find themselves in quite the scandal. Ninas son Finch and Toms daughter Lyla are at the center of it all. The pics circulating around of Lyla went viral quickly. And the two families have to deal with the fall out and the effects of their children. This just broke my heart how easy and fast the pic went virial. Social media is great at times but at times this like it is the worst enemy. My heart just went out to the kids and their families. Yes, they made mistakes but are trying to fix it all, and it wasn’t an easy feat.
Follow these two families on this journey tore my heart out, and I couldn’t imagine having something like this happen to my own family. Giffin did such an amazing job with the subject too and I found my self so engrossed in these families lives. The disappointments, the hurt, it all felt so real. This story will break your heart and mend it as well. My review might seem kinda short, but I feel that this is one those reads that needs to be read and talked about as well and I don’t want to take away from the message it has. And is one that I would highly recommend reading, with tissues.