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Product details

File Size: 3019 KB

Print Length: 333 pages

Publisher: Little A (December 1, 2018)

Publication Date: December 1, 2018

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B07BDKJVWS

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This was such a heartbreaking story and one in which you feel so emotionally invested in the main character. Fifteen-year-old Wes Ballot is living with his alcoholic parents in Minnesota when his mother drowns in a lake. His father sends Wes to temporarily live with his grandparents who aren't exactly warm and welcoming. As Wes waits for his father to return, he meets a girl who is also dealing with the death of a parent. This is the story of a boy who will learn long-buried secrets about his family history and will have to forge his own path in life.Even though this book has such a sadness to it, in some ways it is uplifting as you watch this young boy deal with the crappy hand he was dealt and slowly develop into a man. While you are reading you just feel protective of him and want to shelter him from any pain or hurt. Haunting is a good word to describe the story as so many things about his family's past that he has no control over are affecting him in the present. And that's why Wes is a character to root for because in a way he's having to fight other people's demons and how could you not want him to find happiness?Definitely recommend as a good coming of age story. This is one of the better Amazon Kindle First selections I have picked in recent months.

I was turned off by the profanity. Just don't find reading that enjoyable, so I stopped. It just didn't seem interesting to me.

In just 2 chapters there were a dozen f-bombs and a half dozen uses of God's name as profanity. Won't be reading any more from this author.

I wanted to fully like this novel since some of it is MUCH LIKE MY BOYHOOD-TEEN LIFE was. But the writing just got too fancy for me to get into the emotions of the narrator, Wes Ballot. I felt too much of the novelist intruding into the story’s flow. Sure, there are lyrical and beautiful descriptions but they seem to be through the novelist’s eyes and not the narrator's.THE MAIN THEME is how personal choices weaken or strengthen both choosers and their victims. Many life lessons that Wes seems to learn go to waste as they don’t permanently direct his future actions. He brings his background of being hurt into hurting others, particularly the girls who come into his life, one who offers unconditional love and a willingness to indulge in sex even at the age of 16 and 17. I felt some of those passages border on “soft porn.”Some reviewers call this a "COMING OF AGE NOVEL" where “only love can offer us a place to rest—and only if we let it.” But Wes doesn’t let it—he goes searching for more, thus hurting the ones who love him. At the end of the novel he winds up where he started, in his late 20s, still lonely and without a life partner.For me the best ending would be on page 263. That’s where Wes sums up his “coming of age” as he affirms his deep love for Jolene. His close friend, Troy, tells him: “Plant your feet, Wes. Loosen your arms. It’s going to come to you. You need to be ready.”But for another 80 pages he keeps struggling for a resolution that could destroy all the wisdom that he has garnered. What does he end up with after all his dysfunctional relationships and actions? Ah -- that is the surprise--or is it? I'm sure some readers will be enthralled and others like me less so. That's standard for a "literary novel."

A haunting coming of age story about a boy who struggles to move past the pain and tragedies of his parents and grandparents to become his own person. Wes is a character who you grow to love and want to protect as he confronts the challenges of adolescence in the shadow of his mother's death and violent life. Susan Bernhard is one of those rare writers who is able to use language in completely unique and lyrical ways while keeping the story in the voice of her young narrator. A complex story beautifully told.

Its been years since a book moved me so, and i read over 100 books a year. Thank you for an ending i can live with. And a storyi won't forget.

I loved this book. I was captivated from the first page to the last; wowed by Bernhard’s ability evoke such feeling from the characters. She is masterful in how she takes the reader inside the heart and soul of Wes to weave a coming-of-age story and so very much more. A story about the power of love, resilience, and the paths we choose in life to help us find our way; how and if we choose to let circumstances define us, or pursue our own path. Can't wait to share this beautiful story with my book group.

Page turning? More like page SKIPPING. I got so bored with the day-to-day minutia of the boy’s life at about 20% through, I was ready to give up. At 30% I did give up.

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