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A review by jhbrattlof
Wildflower Heart by Grace Greene
3.0
Wildflowers become the open metaphor of our protagonist's story. A weed or a flower? It's your call, after all.
Grace Green’s profound but sweet story reveals we are all aching from something, and most importantly, we are all worth saving. The first chapter of Wildflower Heart had me in tears. I immediately felt Kara’s (our protagonist) grief and pain and desperately wanted to give her a hug. Each chapter, Kara grows in deeper connection with her father as they restore an old home (quite figuratively too). It’s a sweet story for any age, even your teenage daughter struggling to cope with the harder parts of life.
I thoroughly enjoyed this sweet story. The ending was predictable in the best way.
Grace Green’s profound but sweet story reveals we are all aching from something, and most importantly, we are all worth saving. The first chapter of Wildflower Heart had me in tears. I immediately felt Kara’s (our protagonist) grief and pain and desperately wanted to give her a hug. Each chapter, Kara grows in deeper connection with her father as they restore an old home (quite figuratively too). It’s a sweet story for any age, even your teenage daughter struggling to cope with the harder parts of life.
I thoroughly enjoyed this sweet story. The ending was predictable in the best way.