I loved this story about the Brennans and their relationships. I normally don’t like so many changing perspectives, but I actually enjoyed all the voices of this book! Normally I find that things are spoiled by other characters when you change perspectives so often, but I didn’t feel that way with this book. I liked how each chapter started with the last spoken words of a character.
It’s also refreshing when you read about characters that struggle with real life problems and doubts. Fears, insecurities, dreams, and roles within our family define us and Tracey Lange does a great job of capturing that with the Brennans. It felt like a very real family and not just characters serving a purpose in Sunday and Kale’s story. I also love that the author showed the differences in the relationships between siblings.
I totally recommend this book.
It’s also refreshing when you read about characters that struggle with real life problems and doubts. Fears, insecurities, dreams, and roles within our family define us and Tracey Lange does a great job of capturing that with the Brennans. It felt like a very real family and not just characters serving a purpose in Sunday and Kale’s story. I also love that the author showed the differences in the relationships between siblings.
I totally recommend this book.