A review by emillie_parrish
Greenwood by Michael Christie

4.0

On the surface, the theme appears to be about saving our forests and follows the pattern of tree rings across the narrative of the story. It also is a story about how family is chosen, not genetic. However, I feel the purpose of the book is best defined by this quote: "There aren't any normal lives, son. That's the lie that hurts the most."