I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it (some I‘ve had so long I don‘t even remember why!) Feel free to join in!
#ABookADay2023
Thanks for the tag @TheSpineView !
1 Currently reading 2 books, the tagged one and "Believing is Seeing " by physicist Michael Guillen
2 the tagged book explores a broken relationship between two sisters who, after 10 years, meet to hike the Upper Peninsula. Totally connecting with the interactions between them.
Guillen posits the the hypothesis through quantum physics and scientific exploration of the existence of God. He was an atheist.
pickI enjoyed this story (with a few caveats) of family reconnection after tragedy and searching for our true selves and what we believe in.
Olivia and Melanie are sisters who lost their parents while in college. They are very different people and have dealt with the tragedy aftermath differently as well. Having not seen each other in a decade, Melanie calls to invite Olivia on a hiking trip in the UP of Michigan, and she reluctantly agrees. 🔻
so-soTwo sisters that have been estranged since the death of their parents go on a hiking trip to reconnect.
Those readers who enjoy family drama and hiking will love this book.
The writing is amazing as always, but it was different from her other books and not something for me. 3/5
FULL REVIEW: https://tinyurl.com/yxc5nh47
#erinbartels
pickThis book allows the reader to follow along two estranged sisters, Olivia and Melanie, through a week-long hike in the Porcupine Mountains in Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The scenery is absolutely breath-taking and I felt like I was actually hiking the trails with them, suffering and triumphing alongside their losses and victories. I received the book from Revell via Interview & Reviews without obligation to review. All comments are my own.
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