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The Impossible Wish by Christine NolfiMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
This is a novel that takes on the hard topic of the relationships we have with people around us. When our past catches up with us, do we run because the new people in our life wouldn't understand or do we stay because we are assured of their trust and faith in us?
Birdie is a hoot. A wholesome, realistic character whom I'm sure the author has spent endless hours in making sure every reader will be able to take away a little bit of Birdie. Each of the characters are also very much alive on every single page of The Impossible Wish.
The author's writing is filled with charming details of setting, emotion, color and life. The plot is well-thought out and detailed. Any reader with a heart is capable of becoming emotionally invested in the story, plot and characters.
If I had to pick one negative thing about the book, there were minor sections where it felt as if the author was repeating herself. Even if she used different words, the same idea was being driven into the reader's head when once was enough. Otherwise, this was a well-written, believable story that is also heartwarming and deep.
Disclosure - As a Quality Reads Book Club member, I received a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.
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Many thanks for kindly reading and reviewing The Impossible Wish.
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