I've read a fair few books by now, and the common descriptors of "Powerful, intense, painful, heartfelt" aren't really applicable here. (I've felt similarly to both of them at different times.) I've been going through a lot this year, including my own journey much along the lines of Vasiht'h and Jahir's this year.
This book came to me at just the right moment. I just finished reading it a few hours ago and it's already found its way into a particularly treasured place, both on my bookshelf, and in my heart. This review is going to be a little biased due to my own experiences this year, but I'm going to start with this.
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