Review of Butterfly Awakens

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Books about grief always hit me hard in the feels. I am curious about how the author deals with it. Congrats on BOTD!
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This is a realistic self help book for those who have lost a loved one and are trying to cope with the loss. Congratulations BOTD!
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I like the emphasis on the right people to help with grief such as the right doctors. There are a lot of people you need to help you get through life when going through grief
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This book shows and teaches us how to overcome the sorrows, bitter moments that we were forced to faced in our lives, left with no choice. I think this is a must-read book as it contains the ways where someone will need to move on. Thanks for the review!
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"Butterfly Awakens" by Meg Nocero. A very interesting book talks about the story life of the author Meg. The book is motivating Meg's transformation wasn't too easy. Loosing a pillar that supports you is kind of terrible. Meg later on became strong. Congrats on BOTD.
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The loss of a loved one can leave one devastated. This book may help one heal and transform after such a difficult time. Great review
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Grief, transformation and freedom are the themes involved in the story. How would Meg overcome her grief and cope with the death of her loved one. Nice review!
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I found this story very interesting and touching. Truly, mothers play a vital role in the life of every child. Congrats to the author on being the book of the day!
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Losing some the one and most important person in life is as heavy as a giant rock over the shoulder. I want to read and see Meg's reaction to this tragedy of her.
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Post by beckybrandon »

This book really seems to be inspiring and helpful in understanding grief and how to cope with it. This book gives positive to me. I am definitely giving this a read and plus it has poetry in it! Great review!
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Losing a loved one Is a hard pill to swallow. I'm sure people dealing with grief will find this valuable. Great review
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Dealing with grief over the loss of a loved one can be quite challenging. This book seems to relate to what most people feel while grieving. Thanks for the nice review.
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This book was a beautiful read, it showed the struggles and acceptance of grief through the years and also the understanding that a situation not matter how bleak is not permanent.
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Losing a parent is never easy and having to watch as they battle with cancer makes it harder. A story about grief, pain and finding hope I’m discovering oneself. I’d love to read it one day.
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Post by Iva Stoyanova »

The cover is beautiful and colourful. However, I'm not interested in this book but I'm sure many other readers will find it helpful and inspiring.
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