Maybe some irritation with the way that high school aged girls sometimes act. I don’t think I could say that it alienated, irritated, or frightened me. This book is certainly intriguing and disturbing to me as a reader.

I was constantly wondering what I didn’t know by the way it was written. This book is truly amazing at hooking the reader with curiosity. When I started reading, I was pulled in by the allure of mystery. It portrayed a book full of emotion and lured me in to find out what happened to this girl to lead to her body language in the cover photograph. How did you experience the book? Were you immediately drawn into the story-or did it take a while? Did the book intrigue, amuse, disturb, alienate, irritate, or frighten you?īridgette – The cover had me curious. Following the loss high school drama ensues and family struggle accompanies this painful, emotional story of survival. It shows the journey of picking up the pieces and trying to find your way forward through the pain. This book is about a high school aged girl, Mackenzie, who experiences loss and finds comfort in another who can share the feeling of loss. Please see above for more details on the book. Today we will be reviewing Ryan’s Bed by Tijan. The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals.”ĭisclaimer: There may be some “spoilers” in our detailed banter below: “National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-80: We can all help prevent suicide. Sensitivities: Loss, Suicide, Some Sexual Situations.Collective Favorite Quote: “You can’t battle someone who’s lost everything.”.Retailers: Amazon, Apple Books, Barnes & Noble, Kobo.

Ryan's Bed by Tijan