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A review by malligal
When Elephants Fly by Nancy Richardson Fischer
4.0
I received an advance copy of this title in exchange for an honest review.
T. Lily Decker is a ticking time bomb or anxiety and mental instability . She has spent her entire life obsessed with Schizophrenia; researching, collecting and obsessing over her mental health.
A risk taker, she is not. She’s planned out her entire life in an attempt to avoid risk. Enter, a rejected baby elephant, and Lily’s life turns upside down!
This book was amazing! It was powerful! It was beautiful! It was everything I wasn’t expecting! I’m not sure what I did to have this book randomly sent to me, but I’m happy I did it, because I loved every second of it!
That being said, it has the potential to be very triggering. It’s a heavy read and includes mental health struggles, parental issues and suicide and homicide discussion, but if you can make it through, it’s absolutely worth it!
T. Lily Decker is a ticking time bomb or anxiety and mental instability . She has spent her entire life obsessed with Schizophrenia; researching, collecting and obsessing over her mental health.
A risk taker, she is not. She’s planned out her entire life in an attempt to avoid risk. Enter, a rejected baby elephant, and Lily’s life turns upside down!
This book was amazing! It was powerful! It was beautiful! It was everything I wasn’t expecting! I’m not sure what I did to have this book randomly sent to me, but I’m happy I did it, because I loved every second of it!
That being said, it has the potential to be very triggering. It’s a heavy read and includes mental health struggles, parental issues and suicide and homicide discussion, but if you can make it through, it’s absolutely worth it!