Unicorns and Rainbow Poop by Sam Kadence

My review is based solely on entertainment value of the book.This story touched me on several different levels…as a mom, as a friend of gay couples that has suffered bullying for their sexual orientation and as a human being that believes all people should be treated equally.

I have never had a personal experience with eating disorders so I cannot speak to any of the technicalities about it. I am a nazi when it comes to grammatical and spelling errors and I found none in this book. Review 2: Disclaimer: I have not yet read book 1 in this series (but I will be going back to read it).WOW! I have to be honest that I wasn’t sure if I would like this book based on the title…but this is an absolute must read!! When you read the story, the title will make perfect sense and bring a smile to your face.Let me get the basics out of the way first – the writing in this book is really good. I have a feeling his story will be just as difficult as Dane’s or possibly even worse but, worth it to see him healthy and able to face life again. I am really hoping we get to read Tommy’s story very soon, he seems to have just as many problems as Dane di. I was so impressed with the growth of the characters and their ability to tackle their demons and start to regain control of their lives.The ending to Dane and Bas’s story was wonderful but the cliffhanger teaser to Tommy’s story was brutal. You feel everything the characters are going through and you want to help so badly but you just have to watch it play out. This is a difficult book to read because all of the emotions are so raw. Kasey did an amazing job describing the emotional and physical turmoil depression and eating disorders can cause. Review 1: Warning: This book describes depression, eating disorders, and thoughts of suicide.

Unicorns and Rainbow Poop by Sam Kadence