Welcome to Litsy!

Betty begins caring for her sister‘s young son Hugo out of necessity, which helps her move through the most intense part of fresh grief after losing her husband. Having someone depend on her helps Betty focus a little bit on her own health and the activities of their daily lives. Betty‘s story felt real to me and the story moved in a direction I was not expecting. I liked it a lot and the end is wonderful. (Little Hugo is precious!!)

It's release day for this gorgeous book, which is all about...you guessed it...stories! And the power of storytelling. I think we can all relate to that, right? 💛

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Summer reading challenges, here we come! All SIX of these novels release next week, and a summer of reading awaits!

Excellent storytelling!!

My full review is available at jengalaxy4.wordpress.com

Oh my goodness, I did not want this book to end!

Just along the horizon I saw the birth of the morning. This was the gift God had for me right that moment. I saw hope."
This passage struck me, I live this daily. Each and every morning I I say "thank you to God for giving me another day and for whatever this day brings". Each day is a gift, each day brings renewed hope.
And all of Susie's books carry that same message of hope ☺️
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