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A review by amor_fati
Sorrow by Tiffanie DeBartolo
5.0
The moment I finished this book tears filled my eyes. This book is art in itself. Creating art. Becoming art. Breathing art.
When I opened this book and began, I knew little of Joe and October and of the trees, what I didn’t expect, but truly knew was going to happen for my soul to become part of this book. Tiffanie has this was to pull you in; with how the character speaks to you in this book, how Joe tells you his story, his faults and weaknesses it’s speaks directly to you and you feel it all. You feel the pull when October sees him. You feel the pull when you meet Cal.
This book takes you on this journey into a heart of man who belongs amongst the trees but fights what he wants over doubt. It’s feelings we can all relate to in one form of another. This is a journey of discovery. It’s about seeing connection is this pull we might not even know is happening all around us.
Tiffanie once again has given us this brilliant masterpiece, this book will stay within me forever.
When I opened this book and began, I knew little of Joe and October and of the trees, what I didn’t expect, but truly knew was going to happen for my soul to become part of this book. Tiffanie has this was to pull you in; with how the character speaks to you in this book, how Joe tells you his story, his faults and weaknesses it’s speaks directly to you and you feel it all. You feel the pull when October sees him. You feel the pull when you meet Cal.
This book takes you on this journey into a heart of man who belongs amongst the trees but fights what he wants over doubt. It’s feelings we can all relate to in one form of another. This is a journey of discovery. It’s about seeing connection is this pull we might not even know is happening all around us.
Tiffanie once again has given us this brilliant masterpiece, this book will stay within me forever.