Review of Butterfly Awakens

[Regard003]

Many people don't like memoirs but I think they are the best. So real, especially when you know the emotions and trials these people are real and not ordinary fiction. Wonderful review

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

I can relate. I lost my father to cancer at an early age and recently lost my brother. So, I think this book might help me with the aspects of grief with which I'm still struggling. And I like the idea that the author involved other artistic genres, such as poetry and music. Thank you!

[Bertha Jackson]

Losing a loved one is devastating. It sounds like the author has shared information to help readers overcome their grief. Thank you for your review.

[markodim721]

I like the rich symbolism that Meg Nocero used in the title. The same can be said for the parts of the book that talk about grief, transformation, and freedom.

[Tars]

While, I am mature enough to understand that such book can inspire and help people with extremely hard life experiences, one word "grief" in subtle make me put it aside in a hurry. Unfortunately, I will have to pass this book, but would like to offer my most sincere congratulations on BOTD!

[Oscar_Tony]

This books contains alot of positive, because I did not find a negative aspect.the books title is well suited for the awakening that occurs in the book & the author made it easy for the reader to understand .

[Mercy Bolo]

The author narrates her journey of coping with grief after her mother's death. The devastating loss opened a new chapter in her life, and the resulting transformation is noteworthy. The book is also an ode to her amazing mother.

[Temilolu2]

This look interesting, since it revolve around transformation and freedom. Everyone deserves freedom

[Umesh Bhatt]

The book seems to be a great work of struggling in one's life and then come out of that as a winner. The review has brought out these things nicely. The book seems to be an inspirational work worth going for. Would check it.

[John Arun Kumar]

This memoir of transformation is about looking for ways to heal from grief and move on with life. However, it is easier said than done. A well written book and book review. Congratulations on the BOTD!

[Ruth Frances A]

We all need a support group to get us through a crisis any day. And to lose a loved one is an especially big blow. I love that the review gives us hope, likened to a butterfly that rises. It is a book of love and duty, of care and success after a struggle. A thoughtful change. Thank you. Hope to read it one day soon.

[AntonelaMaria]

I'm intrigued with the author's take on grief and especially the part with poetry. It is definitely a hard-hitting topic. I agree that there is a huge importance of having the right people around each other. Great job with the review.

[Benedicta1970]

Reading this review put me in the thought of the author.Sharing her pains of loosing her mother who is a supporting piller of the family.The book explain the importance of associating ourselves with the right group of people when going through pains.Would love to read this book.Great review.

[Kira Bonita Reece]

This inspiring memoir seems very helpful for persons going through the grieving process. Meg's transformation after going through grief is very enlightening and encouraging. Thanks for the review. It was very informative.

[RobinAbraham]

I read the sample and I have to say it's quite heartfelt and very sad. The narrator has my sympathies and I wish her all possible healing.. Her agony is very palpable. I wish she could be there for her forever.
I love the line which goes: "As I felt my baby move inside me, I held on, trying to calm her while my mother was trying to calm me."