Review of The Snow That Never Fell

[Ramadevi Tatavarthi]

The review paints a picture of a touching book about a man, Paul, grappling with divorce and single parenthood. The focus on the Pinewood Derby adds an engaging element. The relatable themes of divorce and single parenting resonate well. The positive feedback on the author's writing style suggests a smooth and accessible narrative. This book seems like a heartfelt and relatable read for anyone who has experienced divorce or single parenthood.

[Abraham Ozo]

"The Snow That Never Fell" follows Paul Peterson, a divorced single father, through emotional challenges, highlighting pride and the complexities of his new life. Centered on a Father-Son Pinewood Derby, the story builds anticipation and drama at the racing event.

[Chad Anthony]

I appreciate how the review highlights the realism and authenticity of Paul's struggles. The portrayal of divorce and its aftermath resonates with readers who have experienced similar challenges, adding depth to the narrative.

[Malleswararao Dasari]

The Snow That Never Fell by Paul Steven Stone portrays a poignant tale of Paul Peterson, grappling with divorce and single fatherhood. Centered around the Father-Son Pinewood Derby, it delves into themes of pride, strained relationships, and coping with change. With relatable characters and emotional depth, it offers a touching exploration of family dynamics and personal growth.

[grace ruhara]

Does Paul ever find closure as to why his father was never affectionate towards him? How does he cope as a single parent? Read The Snow that never fell to get answers.

[Omobolanle Savage]

The review beautifully captures the emotional depth of "The Snow That Never Fell," making Paul's journey as a single father relatable and compelling. It's refreshing to see a story that delves into the complexities of divorce and parenting.

[Huini Hellen]

I like it that Paul foregrounds the circumstances around a divorce and how it impacts families. Thanks for your wonderful review.

[George Nduuru]

As captivating as the book's title is, the cover art is attractive. This book addresses a special bond that exists between fathers and their children, so I chose to add it to my collection.

[Jyotii Reviewer]

Being a single parent hurts a lot. Moreover, the protagonist also had troubled childhood which makes a person emotionally vulnerable to stress. Coping with things and winning in such a situation seems almost impossible. The review briefs about the story being interesting and realistic. There are only a few novels that can actually put life into the character of the protagonist. If this is one of them, i would be glad to get my hands on it soon.

[Christina Moonlight]

The snow that never fell by Paul Steven Stone is a remarkable and an emotionally challenging. Divorce is one of the hardest things to go through especially after having kids involved. This is what makes this story so realistic and painful where a single father now finally had to navigate his life through the hardships of divorce and also taking care of three children. This book tugged at the strings of my heart and I loved every bit of it.

[Ika Apo]

Paul's character is very interesting and sadly, relatable to many. It's even more interesting that he received no attention from his father as a kid and now he is a single father of three.

[Yahya Amir Anwer]

The story " The Snow That Never Fell" is looking interesting and a store of hope. some time we think we lost every thing in our life but there is still hope for us. I like this hope and highly recommended to read.

[Victoria Zoe]

Paul Steven takes us on a journey of divorce between Paul Peterson and Marilyn. They both had to face the phase of being single parents of three children. How did they both navigate this phase of life? The full narrative we find in the book. Congrats on the book of the day and a satisfactory review.

[Smrithi Arun]

The Snow That Never Fell is a story about a recently divorced single parent trying to navigate his new life with three children. It seems to be an emotionally demanding book and would be best suitable for people with the emotional depth to handle the same. Congrats on the BOTD!

[Jatto Onimisi]

This is a captivating yet sad story of Paul, a single father of three, who went through a divorce and whom the divorce, which he didn't want, took a toll on. Coming from a background where he wasn't shown enough love by his Father, Paul tries to compensate for that missing piece in his childhood through his own children, despite his situation. Overall, this is an interesting story that casts light on the likely plight of divorcees.