Thank you so much to the publisher, Thomas Nelson, for providing me with a copy of this to read and review.

I am mind blown how the author was able to take a "hidden topic" in society today and present this beautiful, heart-breaking story. After his little sister attempts suicide, and their mother runs off, unable to cope, he blames his father for the entire situation. Please note* there are so many TW in this book, I probably wouldn’t be able to name them all. However, if you are interested in this book, please consider reading Sara Ella’s review. She talks about the trigger warnings there. This book brought up so many emotions and memories and struggles. It was hard because of the triggers in the book, but I also felt in some ways that it helped me deal with those emotions + grieving. New systems integration team builds state-of-the-art production facility for UK bookmakers". SIS News. 27 October 2009. Archived from the original on 4 November 2011 . Retrieved 28 November 2016.

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I did not see the midpoint twist coming at all. I think she could have set it up a little better and given a few more clues as it was confusing, but it certainly turned the story on its head and gave it more depth. Coral: A little mermaid who lost her oldest sister to Red Tide, a condition that mirrors depression.

i think most readers would find this book to be a 5 star read, and if i didn't have a past with mental health struggles (and being just super sensitive), i would have rated it 5 stars. My heart hurts so much. I... cried. Which I never do. Like not just tearing up but I actually cried. (I also stayed up until 3am to finish the book, which I also never do. No regrets lol) Will Rooney Rule the World Cup? Will Messi Make His Mark? The Coral Dugout Will Be Full of World Cup Insight and Excitement This Summer!". Market wired. 24 May 2010 . Retrieved 28 November 2016. Bookmakers UK is not liable for any services offered by its Bookmaker or Gaming partners. Individual betting offer terms and conditions applyJohn-Paul Ford Rojas (24 July 2015). "Betting giants Ladbrokes and Coral merge to create UK's biggest bookmaker - but will it close stores and axe jobs?". The Daily Mirror. London . Retrieved 16 February 2019. Stunningly beautiful . . . . I will never look at a coral reef in the same way again and will marvel This may seem silly. And it may just be me. But personally, I was not a fan of the description. Specifically in the Mer World. (Is that what we call it?) She talks about the seaweed bedsheets or eel gel. I know this is a young adult book, but this felt like something that would have been in a children’s book. Instead of immersing me in this world, it actually made me tune out. Plus, when Coral comes to the surface, she just seems to blend right in like it is second nature. It just didn’t seem believable.