Kay Lynn Mangum has done a masterful job of pulling her readers into the life, heart and mind of sixteen-year-old Kathy Colton. Now, at 42-years-of-age myself, I was a little hesitant to pick this book up for fear it might not keep my interest. I could not have been more wrong. Kathy Colton has spent her entire young life resenting her brother who died when she was two. The family spends every time together reminiscing over the brother and son and Kathy knows nothing different until her brother’s journal comes into her hands. From this journal, written by her brother … Continue reading →