I think this book can really be summed up as the search for significance, letting go, and figuring out that as seasons change, dreams and life have more than one happy beginning/ending. I loved how Emily learned to see the people around her when she let go of her expectations for what she thought her life could/should look like. I found the first 12 chapters a little challenging to get in to, but without them you don’t appreciate the growth in the MC, Emily. This is not a closed door book, but the sex is not graphic nor a main plot point. There is some language. Overall, I really enjoyed the story line and found it to be a satisfying, more than fluff read.

This was a super cute read. My only issue was that the main character got in her head and tended to ramble a lot—it bothered me in the beginning but by the first few chapters, I really loved that style of writing. I think the author could have eased into the inner monologue a little smoother. Overall, loved the message of this book.