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A review by theblackafrican
The Thing About Home by Rhonda McKnight
adventurous
emotional
funny
hopeful
informative
inspiring
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0
This book felt like a Thanksgiving dinner. It was so warm and comforting. By the end of the book, I for sure knew that the emotions that were evoked were happy, pleased, and content.
What I thought would be a drama romance, with toxicity, it wasn’t. It was a full-circle romance taken place in historical setting of southern Carolina. And so I also learned a lot about the historical background of the Black river owns by Black slaves on plantations.
It started off with a bang, with a woman being left at the altar by her soon-to be- husband, because he did not want to go through with the marriage. Slowly, it turned into a very warming romance, where someone who’s good and deserving of true love, gets what she deserves at the end.
I was shocked though because I expected so much more negative interactions but, I am pleased with how Rhonda McKnight satisfying feeling in me.
What I thought would be a drama romance, with toxicity, it wasn’t. It was a full-circle romance taken place in historical setting of southern Carolina. And so I also learned a lot about the historical background of the Black river owns by Black slaves on plantations.
It started off with a bang, with a woman being left at the altar by her soon-to be- husband, because he did not want to go through with the marriage. Slowly, it turned into a very warming romance, where someone who’s good and deserving of true love, gets what she deserves at the end.
I was shocked though because I expected so much more negative interactions but, I am pleased with how Rhonda McKnight satisfying feeling in me.