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Graphic: Cancer, Death, Suicide
Graphic: Death, Grief
Moderate: Suicide, Terminal illness
Minor: Child death, Medical content, Death of parent
Graphic: Cancer, Death, Suicide
Graphic: Cancer, Child death, Death, Suicide
Moderate: Panic attacks/disorders, Grief, Mass/school shootings, Suicide attempt
Graphic: Death, Grief
Minor: Cancer, Child death, Chronic illness, Car accident
Graphic: Child death, Death, Suicide, Grief
Graphic: Cancer, Death, Mental illness, Suicide, Grief, Car accident
Minor: Mass/school shootings, Suicide attempt, Death of parent
Graphic: Grief
Moderate: Death
Audiobook - Hoopla
Dual narration
Grief • Dealing with Loss • Healing • YA Romance secondary
Nothing can quite compare to Poppy & Rune’s story. Their tragic love, heartache and resilience coming to terms with a terminal illness just pulls at the heart but this book has its place too.
Whilst it may be triggering for those who are in the midst of processing their own grief this may be really healing and helpful too. Their journey to healing along with the beautiful cultural traditions they experienced really opened my own eyes and brought comfort. Whilst the first half was a bit hard to get into and Caels aggressive repetitive attitude was polarizing the last 35% brings it all together.
I adored that Poppy had left a journal for Savannah to help her heal when she was ready. Oh and the chapters with Rune’s surprise visit just made me teary.
This book won’t be for everyone and I highly recommend reading the synopsis as this story is purely surrounded by grief.
I will say it did take me a while to warm up to Cael, his narration was a tad distracting.
Graphic: Grief
Moderate: Death, Suicide, Terminal illness
Minor: Cancer, Panic attacks/disorders, Mass/school shootings, Car accident
The book explores Savanna and Cael’s grief journey following the loss of their older siblings. Within a group they travel across the world to process and heal from their grief,
Whilst the romance itself is predictable, how each of the countries visited mirrors the stages of grief is well thought out and beautifully written.
The links back to Poppy and Rune throughout the book made me the most emotional. The perfect book if you need a good cry but a happy ending.
Graphic: Cancer, Death, Mental illness, Suicide, Terminal illness, Medical content, Grief, Car accident
Moderate: Child death, Homophobia, Mass/school shootings, Death of parent