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BOOK REVIEW RUNDOWN: ON THE BRIGHT SIDE


📖BOOK TITLE: ON THE BRIGHT SIDE 

📖AUTHOR: ANNA SORTINO

📖THOUGHTS&OPINIONS: 
#103rdBookOf2024

After a long time of this book being on my TBR, I decided to read it, and I'm glad I did. I am not really familiar with ASL (American Sign Language), deafness, and MS (Multiple Sclerosis), but being new to these terms and an entirely new language, I still got through this book.

I loved how the author portrayed the characters. They are fictional yet they seem real. They might have a disability, but they are not flawed. I felt really bad for Jackson, but I'm glad that he has his family supporting him and Ellie. One thing I really did not like was Ellie's relationship with her parents, despite the fact that her parents are not the most inclusive.

In a world filled with so much uncertainty, the least we can do is to be kind. Be a Jackson!

📖RATINGS: 4 STARS ⭐⭐⭐⭐

📖QUOTES:
○ Just don’t put your life on hold waiting for something that may never come.

○ Don’t limit your happiness now because you’re afraid of what the future could be.




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