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A review by magicalbookthieves
The Sky is Mine by Amy Beashel
4.0
Thank you so much to Jonathan Ball Publishers for this review copy.
This book is not for sensitive readers as it deals in topics of rape and abuse.
Izzy has never used for voice to stand up for herself. She's always been saved by her mum Steph or best friend Grace until both are too caught up in their own dramas to notice Izzy decend into trouble.
Blackmailed into a sexual act and forced to leave her home, Izzy undergoes some self-reflection to not only find and fall in love with herself but to also find her voice so that she can speak up for herself and those she loves.
This book takes a look at problems that our modern day technology makes easy and the effect abuse leaves on a person.
Great for teens and young adults. Especially girls as it encourages them to speak up and make their voices heard.
This book is not for sensitive readers as it deals in topics of rape and abuse.
Izzy has never used for voice to stand up for herself. She's always been saved by her mum Steph or best friend Grace until both are too caught up in their own dramas to notice Izzy decend into trouble.
Blackmailed into a sexual act and forced to leave her home, Izzy undergoes some self-reflection to not only find and fall in love with herself but to also find her voice so that she can speak up for herself and those she loves.
This book takes a look at problems that our modern day technology makes easy and the effect abuse leaves on a person.
Great for teens and young adults. Especially girls as it encourages them to speak up and make their voices heard.