I got this book last month in March. I got it at Barnes and Noble. It took me about 3 and half weeks to finish it because I had to pause for some days. This book I love it. I enjoyed every bit of it. I even teared up a bit towards the ending. It was a good ending I lowkey thought it wasn’t going to be a good ending but glad I was wrong. This was just like the other book I finished it was one of those you see in the moment and it calls for you, it just catches your eye for me it was the title and the cover and it did for me I was like this could be interesting and it was. I went to the book store for other books and this one looked like it was going to be good and interesting (and it certainly was). So I got it. I don’t regret at all. I was indeed invested.
This book explains how it feels to grief. The stages of denial and anxiety. It also talks about LGBTQIA the character trying to figure out who she is and what her purpose is. It talks about what she deals with in every step and I enjoyed.
The book “how it feels to float” is an amazing book it made me realized that I’m not the only one struggling with mental health and the way I’ve grieved was normal and not weird. I would recommend this book for anyone wondering how it feels the struggles within. I would give this book a 10/10.
This was I think the first book Helena Fox published and I loved it. She did good I applause for her. I might get her recent one that she published called “the quiet and the loud” I might I’m not sure yet. Check below for a more kind of detail review of the book it has my favorite and everything. Thank you ❤
— the messy life with drea
Life With Drea 