Breathtaking by Courtney Turcotte Bond - Book Review

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Book: Breathtaking

Author: Courtney Turcotte Bond

Publisher: All The Everythings Publishing

My Rating: 4.8 / 5 Stars


"If you donate your organs, you will certainly enhance someone's life, and most likely, you will save someone's life."


Review:

Breathtaking, Courtney's debut novel is a marvelous piece that is motivated by real-life youngsters (the real heroes), and I am so glad that I got to read this one. Adam, Cara, and Reid, you are the cutest people, and you'll have grown to be my most beloved personalities. I covet we were buddies in actual as well.

Breathtaking is regarding the ties of friendship and affection. There is an elegant fabrication of sentiments of joy, melancholy, heartbreaks, neglect, expectations, and recognition. This book, with its story, unquestionably teaches us a lot about life, nothing is constant. If there's a shadow of tribulation, there's also peace, and all take their course to emerge.

This book not just motivates you but also commits itself to a very worthy cause. The advice that the author has tried to send in the form of inspiring poetry helps open our views and also reflect on our lives. It trains us to enjoy every minute of our life, not to take anybody for granted, and forgive and forget quickly. Life is so short; it's better we don't repent later when they are gone. Also, it tells us how parents need to give proper care to their kids, particularly in their maturing ages.

This story not just made me chuckle but also made me weep. It has everything that you need in a novel. It is a book I can always come back and read and never be bored with it. True to its name, the story is entirely BREATHTAKING!

Thank you so much, Courtney, for giving me the e-ARC copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.

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