≡ [PDF] A Voice in the Distance Definitions Tabitha Suzuma 9781862303553 Books

A Voice in the Distance Definitions Tabitha Suzuma 9781862303553 Books

Download As PDF : A Voice in the Distance Definitions Tabitha Suzuma 9781862303553 Books

A Voice in the Distance Definitions Tabitha Suzuma 9781862303553 Books

Beware it's a cliffhanger!!! I lowered the star rating because I HATE CLIFFHANGERS!!!! So mean....😧


Tags : A Voice in the Distance (Definitions) [Tabitha Suzuma] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Rare book,Tabitha Suzuma,A Voice in the Distance (Definitions),Definitions,186230355X

A Voice in the Distance Definitions Tabitha Suzuma 9781862303553 Books Reviews

'A voice in the distance' was a great book, sad and tear jerking no matter how many times you read it, but it is fantastic. it gives you a real insight into depression and how it not only effects one person but all the people around them. it was one of the best books that i have ever read.
I have just finished reading " A VOICE IN THE DISTANCE" and I just have to say that I could not put this book down. Having read Tabitha Suzuma's first book " A note of Madness" I was familiar with the characters but this is by no means a prerequisite to the book's enjoyment. However I found " a voice in the distance" to be so very very good, even better than the first installement, really sad and moving but completly gripping.
I highly recommend this book.
This was my third book by Tabitha Suzuma, and following on from A Note of Madness, when I couldn't help but fall a little bit in love with Flynn, I was excited to see where his story would go next. Of course, I knew this would be another emotional read, and I was quite surprised to find that the story was told in alternating POV between Flynn and Jennah.

But it really couldn't have been written any other way - and in fact the whole feel of the book was more Jennah's story than Flynn's, which was perfect. I liked Jennah in the first book, but this time around I could completely feel her pain, her confusion and her soul-wrenching sorrow as Flynn's illness spiralled out of control. Everything that happens to Flynn, Jennah and their families and friends feels completely real and imaginable. Their relationship is incredibly touching and their love is convincing, with realistic dialogue.

The ending is, in the typical style of Ms. Suzuma, not neat nor pretty. It's another bittersweet tear-jerker that had my heart breaking as I read with something akin to mania through the closing stages, but still maintained that little spark of hope that things really could get better for Flynn and Jennah.

Although this is a quick read, it's not a light one and once again Ms. Suzuma has written an emotional, compelling book that is impossible to put down.

As I said at the end of my review of A Note of Madness, if you are put off reading Forbidden due to the nature of the plot, this series perfectly showcases Ms. Suzuma's fantastic, emotional, compelling writing and I can recommend it to anyone.
Oh God, why?! Why did I have to read this book? Why did it have to be so sad? Why did all of that happen to Flynn and Jennah? =( I was so not prepared for this!!

I just finished ‘A Voice in the distance’, after enjoying ‘A Note of Madness’, and I feel like I've been put through the mincer. I don't know what to think and what to do after reading this book. I feel empty, but my chest hurts as if I've been overrun by a truck. I had to cry so hard at the end and also a few times during this read. I still cry just thinking about it.

I love this book so much but it drags me through all kinds of emotions. Like a ride on an emotional rollercoaster. You feel free, loved, hopeful, happy, confused, desperate, disappointed, sorrowful, lost, painful, lonely, worried, angry, frustrated, hopeless, destroyed… but always with the constant feelings of hurt and sadness.

I felt so connected to Flynn, as if I’m him. And also like Jennah. I could feel how she struggled with her emotions. She loved Flynn so much.

Flynn's always on the brink of his illness. But how can you not love him?! It broke my heart to see him at his lowest. I felt like lying next to him on the floor and crying my heart out.
It was so hard reading about his pain, when he explained what’s going on inside him.

The last few pages of Jennah’s POV and the last chapter seventeen of Flynns killed me. =/ It broke my heart piece by piece.

Deep in my heart, I have this feeling that the ending had to be this way. They are so young and there are so many possibilities and chances out there for them. But I really wish that is was different.

Why did I have to read this book?! I should have stopped after the first one. There was at least kind of an HEV. Don’t get me wrong, this book is soooo good. Its writing is really good and I love every word of it. But it just hurts so much!! I don’t know whether to hug this book or throw it out of the window. It’s a love-hate relationship.

And as self-destructive as it seems, I feel like reading it over and over again. But if I give in to that urge to re-read it, it would destroy me.
Every day, playing the piano, I have to think about Flynn and it brings back the pain and sadness. I will never forget him.

Dear reader, let me just say that I’m sorry. I know this is just fiction but it feels so real to me. I vainly try to get my emotions under control. I am sure I don’t make sense at the moment. I can’t give this book justice with my review. No matter what I would write or try to explain. I am shattered.

Edit - a few days later something I forgot to mention in my review because I was so emotional This book has far exceeded my expectations.
Beware it's a cliffhanger!!! I lowered the star rating because I HATE CLIFFHANGERS!!!! So mean....😧