I’ve been a fan of Gayle Forman’s for years, and I was delighted to have the opportunity to read her latest book, I Have Lost My Way. Told between three alternating viewpoints, a single day changes the lives of three unlikely friends.
I Have Lost My Way is for ages 14 and up, and although most of my youthful spirit is gone, I have enough to connect with this book and look forward to it also becoming a movie.
This was a pretty short, quick read but it was one I found myself getting absorbed in right away. The concept of strangers' lives intersecting at the right moment is one I usually enjoy and this was no different. I liked the three characters and the way they interacted with each other, even after only just meeting. There was a bond that formed between them, they connected, recognized something in each other that made them protective of each other.
I Have Lost My Way is for ages 14 and up, and although most of my youthful spirit is gone, I have enough to connect with this book and look forward to it also becoming a movie.
This was a pretty short, quick read but it was one I found myself getting absorbed in right away. The concept of strangers' lives intersecting at the right moment is one I usually enjoy and this was no different. I liked the three characters and the way they interacted with each other, even after only just meeting. There was a bond that formed between them, they connected, recognized something in each other that made them protective of each other.