I love Gayle Forman's writing, and in I Have Lost My Way, she write another beautiful, moving story, this time about three teens whose lives intersect one fateful day in Central Park. Freya, Harun, and Nathaniel are all fighting their own battles, and could each use a friend. Together, they empower each other to make some tough choices. The story alternates between each of their perspectives, as well as between the past and the present. Forman reveals each layer masterfully, opening your eyes in each chapter to something you hadn't noticed.
I Have Lost My Way is a quick read about loneliness, loss, friendship, and perhaps, fate. I appreciated the diversity of the characters, and really felt like I was part of their day in New York. Definitely recommend!
I Have Lost My Way is a quick read about loneliness, loss, friendship, and perhaps, fate. I appreciated the diversity of the characters, and really felt like I was part of their day in New York. Definitely recommend!