My first blog tour (I’m so excited)
and I am proud to present to you…..
Personal Growth
“Aunt Janie?” I asked, finding her at the kitchen table. She was looking over some papers, which I assumed by the calculator were finances. “Are you busy?”
Aunt Janie looked up. “No, no. I could use a break from this anyways. What is it, sweetie?”
“I was just thinking about a lot of things today.” I wasn’t really sure how to broach the subject of heritage or my father with her.
“Like what?”
“Well, for starters… if you’re three quarters Choctaw, was momma that much to?” Aunt Janie nodded her head to say that it did. “So what does that make me?”
“Three-eighths, I think, from our side.” Aunt Janie answered.
Nodding my head to show I understood, I said “Well… I was wondering something else.” I paused momentarily, pondering how best to ask this question. I finally decided the best way to do it was to just be out with it. “Do you know who my father was?”
Aunt Janie’s face took on a slightly pained expression as though my words caused her a small physical blow. “Your mom never told you who your father was?” I shook my head to answer no but remained silent. “Well, yes, I know who your father is.”
My Review:
I had the honor of being able to read this book, after reading the first I couldn’t wait to find out what happens to Willie and her group of friends. In this book the story continues, this time Willie and her friends are going through some life changes and learning that everything at some point must change. After spending most of her time with boys Willie finds a friends at school Deanna and the two become best friends, Deanna starts to show Willie how to be a “Girl” 🙂 Willie also goes through some changes in this book. she realized she wants to learn more about her culture by learning the language and also gets information about her father. (I don’t want to give anything away so I wont say anymore about it) This book is as heartwarming and passionate as the first, filled with the culture and love of the Native American people. It was like sitting down listening to a friend tell you a story it still had a “real” feel to it. I loved this book as much as I loved the first one.Would I recommend it
Of course I would….This book is a Novella filled with the same passion as the first!!! Give them both a read you wont be disappointed!!!!
About the Author:
Chelsea Falin is the 22 year old independent author of over ten titles. She began writing her first novel, ‘A Severing of Ties’ at age 16, and first published at 19. Her books can be found at all major online retailers, as well as a few independent bookstores around the US. Chelsea has also been a professional freelance writer for over four years.
In her personal life, Chelsea is a wife, and a mother of one. She was born in a small west-central town in Florida called Dade City, but currently resides in South Jersey. She enjoys reading, writing, cooking, sports, fishing, traveling, and camping
Can't wait to read the first and this one!!! Good job!
You wont be disappointed they are really good books 🙂
Thank you so much for hosting me on my first blog tour Michelle! Also, for the lovely reviews!! You've been so helpful, and I'd love to work with you again!
Chelsea
Thank you!!! I was happy to do it for you!!! Thank you for writing such awesome books 🙂 Would love to work with you again so please don't hesitate to ask 🙂
Michelle
I will definitely get in touch with you when the third one comes out 😀