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A review by jordanelliotbeaven
Daisy Darker by Alice Feeney
5.0
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I have read this whole book and I have related to a lot of the words that have formed sentences and paragraphs.
In such a way some will see this book as just a depressing story, some will say it is just a murder mystery or a thriller. But I have to say that although this book is fiction, it takes you into the scenes of real life.
Reading those poetic and emotional words my heart just wanted to reach into my kindle and grab hold of Daisy giving her the biggest hug. Being bought up and being part of a family that treats you the way she has and with myself too it makes my break and I know there so many people out there who go through these types of abuse or they are also people who have ‘been handed a death sentence’ who should be loved and cared for, not bullied and destroyed and wishing they could die not even because their ‘broken’ illness but because they just want to be happy and loved. What makes this worse was the fact daisy was only a child when All of this was happening to her. I’ve related to this story still going through the same although different still at the age of 23.
The way the story was written, having the such smooth poetically pleases words written down on a page. This is one of my ‘up-there’ books and possibly one of my favourites.
The way the author manages to captivate your attention to keep you on tenders hooks as murders carry on happening, one-by-one. The twists and the turns keep you constantly guessing and then second guessing yourself as you have doubt on your mind. The story itself is just written so well and the pages just kept turning.
I really didn’t think too much into who was to blame at the end but I was starting to figure it out towards the end, I had my doubts but also couldn’t second guess the real ending.
I do highly recommend this book
I have read this whole book and I have related to a lot of the words that have formed sentences and paragraphs.
In such a way some will see this book as just a depressing story, some will say it is just a murder mystery or a thriller. But I have to say that although this book is fiction, it takes you into the scenes of real life.
Reading those poetic and emotional words my heart just wanted to reach into my kindle and grab hold of Daisy giving her the biggest hug. Being bought up and being part of a family that treats you the way she has and with myself too it makes my break and I know there so many people out there who go through these types of abuse or they are also people who have ‘been handed a death sentence’ who should be loved and cared for, not bullied and destroyed and wishing they could die not even because their ‘broken’ illness but because they just want to be happy and loved. What makes this worse was the fact daisy was only a child when All of this was happening to her. I’ve related to this story still going through the same although different still at the age of 23.
The way the story was written, having the such smooth poetically pleases words written down on a page. This is one of my ‘up-there’ books and possibly one of my favourites.
The way the author manages to captivate your attention to keep you on tenders hooks as murders carry on happening, one-by-one. The twists and the turns keep you constantly guessing and then second guessing yourself as you have doubt on your mind. The story itself is just written so well and the pages just kept turning.
I really didn’t think too much into who was to blame at the end but I was starting to figure it out towards the end, I had my doubts but also couldn’t second guess the real ending.
I do highly recommend this book