I have never been a big reviewer, mostly because i have horrible grammar and because i don't rely on reviews to read a book. The reason i decided to start is because i see a lot of reviews that bash books just because someone didn't like it and compare books to each other. In my opinion i think a book review should be ABOUT that book not one like it. And i also hate bashing books, if you didn't like it just say so you don't need to be totally rude and reck it for others who may like it. What I'm goIng to try and do with my reviews is give a honest reviews with out comparing and tearing it apart. I will be honest and say if i disliked something but not in way that ill totally wreck it. So this is where ill begin.
I received a copy through netgalley. Catherine Ryan Hyde has done it again The language of hoofbeats is about a family who moves to a new town for work and their neighbour across the road. It's a story about trying to learn how to feel for others and get over passed tragedies. It has heart and soul. The writing is really good along with the plot. I enjoyed this book. It isn't an action story or a romance but an enjoyable read with real life problems.
