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Unhinged by Olena Rose @lovebooksgroup #lovebookstours

 

So happy to be on the blog tour for this poetry book today.



Synopsis:


Unhinged: Putting the Pieces Back Together by Olena Rose showcases the unshakable strength and perseverance of the human spirit during times of romantic turmoil. Through emotionally-charged poetic storytelling, the reader is taken on a journey of healing and transformation that gains momentum page by page. By book’s end, one is instilled with an unwavering sense of self-empowerment and confidence to overcome any challenges of the heart.

Review

This is a book of poetry with four sections named as follows:-

Unhinged - Putting the pieces back together
Falling
Holding On
Letting Go

It's beautifully typeset with so much wonderful white space so as to let the words really hang and sink in, with different fonts also occasionally used too. 

You may not be a poetry reader, but this book is also I think a kind of self help book. It contains almost mantra like staves which struck a chord with me. Whilst you may not have time to read a wordy book to find a message that speaks to you, these easily accessible poems all have a message within them. Some are a little ruthless and obviously come from a place of hurt but even these have a healing message.

One of my favourite poems is "Smile Algorithm" from the Letting Go section. Wise words, easy to read and memorable. A book I will be dipping into over and over again.

I'm giving this book five out of five stars. My thanks to Love Books Tours and Olena Rose for a copy of the book to review.

Author Bio and Image:


Olena Rose is an American Poet based in New York City. If there is one constant in her life, it is her penchant for writing stories.


Buy Link: 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Unhinged-Putting-Pieces-Back-Together/dp/B0892HSXLM/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1592299179&sr=8-1



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