by Emily Beaver
There are probably many things I could say about "Slipping Reality" - I have to commend Emily Beaver for writing a story like this at fourteen years old and then daring to put it to publication, but to be honest, the writing leaves so much more to be desired, even with its tough subject matter. I'l...
Reviewed at http://www.mandikayereads.com/archives/1311 (3/29/12)This book was a hard one for me to read. I have never experienced the loss of someone as close as a sibling; in fact, I’ve only lost one of my four grandparents. That’s the extent of my experience with death. Because of that, it’s hard...
“I don’t believe there is ever a reason to love someone. The best kind of love is without a reason” Tristan looked far away.“Slipping reality” l’ho richiesto convinta che sarebbe stato un libro speciale. E così è stato, il livello emozionale è altissimo e ho letto le ultime pagine con le lacrime ag...
I'm going to ramble a bit in this review, mainly because I'm so torn on how exactly to share with you my feelings about this book. Reading Slipping Reality really makes you think about how to fairly judge a book written by a young author. Should I take her 14 year old age at the time into account? I...
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