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A review by bricheese1020
Saving Noah by Lucinda Berry
4.0
I marked this as a spoiler review but it doesn’t contain deep, in depth spoilers.
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I did not at all expect to cry reading this book. I found myself incredibly angry at the mother, yet moved at her unwavering love for her child. I could understand where the father was coming from up until the last “HIM” chapter. Then I became incredibly angry again. I felt like he was a complete and total hypocrite and I wanted to scream. The whole time I was reading this I couldn’t believe the excuses the mother made for Noah and for what he did. I found myself setting it down and taking deep breaths to remind myself it was fiction.
This is the first book by this author that I’ve read, and I will definitely be picking up more in the near future.
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I did not at all expect to cry reading this book. I found myself incredibly angry at the mother, yet moved at her unwavering love for her child. I could understand where the father was coming from up until the last “HIM” chapter. Then I became incredibly angry again. I felt like he was a complete and total hypocrite and I wanted to scream. The whole time I was reading this I couldn’t believe the excuses the mother made for Noah and for what he did. I found myself setting it down and taking deep breaths to remind myself it was fiction.
This is the first book by this author that I’ve read, and I will definitely be picking up more in the near future.