Your Review
This story about Bobby and Jonathan finding belonging in each other instead of their broken biological families is so powerful. It shows how chosen families can heal deep childhood wounds and create a real home where everyone feels seen and loved exactly as they are without judgment or shame.
This book shows that home is people, not a place.
The story of Bobby and Jonathan finding a real home in each other after their childhoods shattered is so moving and raw that I cried reading about how they built a chosen family from grief and love.
The ending feels rushed after such a slow, emotional build up to the farmhouse.
Reading about Bobby and Jonathan's bond in that cemetery made me feel so much sadness and hope at the same time.
Found the ending with the farmhouse and café incredibly heartwarming and hopeful.
This book beautifully shows how home is built by chosen family, not blood, and how love heals deep childhood wounds through messy, real choices.
The story shows how trauma shapes choices but love in chosen families heals wounds that blood ties sometimes cannot fix.
It's sad but hopeful to see them find home.
Sad but hopeful story about finding family when blood isn't enough.
I felt a deep sadness watching Bobby lose his brother Carlton, but then found hope in how he and Jonathan built a new life together in Woodstock.
Their chosen family finally gave them the safety and acceptance they never had in their biological homes.
It is a sad story about two boys losing their families but finding a new home together later.
This story felt raw and real about finding family where you least expect it. The way Bobby and Jonathan heal each other made me cry. It is a gentle reminder that love matters more than blood ties or perfect houses. Even though their pasts were broken, they built something beautiful together in the end. The ending with their chosen family felt earned and deeply satisfying to read. I will think about this book for a long time.
Sad but hopeful story about finding family when blood leaves you behind.
This book beautifully shows how home isn't a place but the people who hold your broken parts, proving that chosen families can heal deep childhood wounds through love and patience.
The story of Bobby and Jonathan finding a real home in each other despite their broken pasts was incredibly moving and deeply hopeful.
The story of Bobby and Jonathan finding each other in grief feels incredibly raw and tender, really capturing what it means to build a home.
The story of Bobby and Jonathan feels deeply real and heartbreaking.
This story about finding home in unexpected people was deeply moving and perfectly captured the feeling of belonging.
