tmaturino's review against another edition
4.0
Note: I received a free copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. Opinions expressed are my own.
What I found so interesting about this anthology is how each author interpreted the concept of Legacy so differently. Each author spun their creative web into each story, reminding me how the seemingly small moments in our lives is what adds up to the legacy we leave behind. I particularly loved the nonfiction stories, 2 Sides of Legacy by Jenny Milchman dealing with bullying and Forever Home by Regina Calcaterra dealing with older children in foster care, which were so powerful in such a short space.
I enjoyed many of the stories and loved discovering the writing styles of new to me authors Stephanie Carroll, J.J. Hensley, and Vicki Lesage.
For more info about the stories I loved, see my full review at Mom's Small Victories (link in the profile).
What I found so interesting about this anthology is how each author interpreted the concept of Legacy so differently. Each author spun their creative web into each story, reminding me how the seemingly small moments in our lives is what adds up to the legacy we leave behind. I particularly loved the nonfiction stories, 2 Sides of Legacy by Jenny Milchman dealing with bullying and Forever Home by Regina Calcaterra dealing with older children in foster care, which were so powerful in such a short space.
I enjoyed many of the stories and loved discovering the writing styles of new to me authors Stephanie Carroll, J.J. Hensley, and Vicki Lesage.
For more info about the stories I loved, see my full review at Mom's Small Victories (link in the profile).
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