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A review by bhunsberger
An Everyday Hero by Laura Trentham
3.0
I received an advanced copy of this book.
This book is second in a series but serves as a standalone book. Greer has made some poor choices and is assigned to volunteer in a music therapy situation. She interacts with a troubled teen, and a Veteran who has just returned home with a war injury and a lot of memories. The book explores these different topics and draws out the emotions tied to each of them. The characters struggle but grow as they find themselves together bound by their common interest in music.
This book is second in a series but serves as a standalone book. Greer has made some poor choices and is assigned to volunteer in a music therapy situation. She interacts with a troubled teen, and a Veteran who has just returned home with a war injury and a lot of memories. The book explores these different topics and draws out the emotions tied to each of them. The characters struggle but grow as they find themselves together bound by their common interest in music.