Genre: Young Adult, Realistic Fiction
Source: I received a copy to facilitate my review. The opinions expressed here are my own.
I loved this sequel to 84 Ribbons.
After her injury Marta returns home.
At first she just hangs out around the house, most days in her
robe. She still has an issue with diet
pills. Steve has been a big support
throughout this whole thing. He is still
supportive when she makes a mistake that could ruin their relationship. Marta’s biggest issue is trying to figure out
what she wants to do with her life.
Before the accident she thought she had her whole life mapped out before
her. Now she is so confused. What starts out as helping her mother at the
dance studio, turns into so much more?
Will this be what it takes for her to straighten out her life? When she meets the parent of one of her
students she feels conflicted. Will she
still stay with Steve, or will her life take her down a different path? At times I felt annoyed at her
indecision. I think I felt that way
because I am a person who has a difficult time making decisions. Once I’ve made
the decision the commitment is there 110%.
I know this is how Marta felt. I really enjoyed this book and would
recommend it to those who love the world of dance or love to read about the
world of dance. This book didn’t focus
on Marta’s dance so much as her dance with life changes. An excellent book.
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