Blurb:
In a world where wings gives everyone the freedom to fly, an
artist born wingless uses her art to show the winged world the wonder of the
ground. But when she meets a recently injured police officer who finds himself
grounded, they will both learn that there is more than one way to soar.
My review:
Grounded by
Narrelle M. Harris is a sweet, empowering tale of renewal. Benedick Sasaki has
to learn to deal with his new reality. No longer can he fly. As he moves into
an new flightless friendly building he meets his neighbor, artist/activist Clementine
Torres. She helps him realize that there is beauty on the ground that those
with wings never take the time to see. She
helps him realize that his new reality isn’t something to morn.
I really
enjoyed this book. It made me feel for those marginalized by society because
they don’t fit the “norm” but that doesn’t mean they aren’t valuable and can’t
contribute. This book doesn’t preach but you get the message.
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