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This book opens to a boiling hot summer in a seaside town. Natasha is 15 and it's the time when...
Is it a gift to see into the future? This book is a pretty book that i would have picked off...
Having enjoyed the opening chapters on Readers First, I was pleased to receive a copy so that I...
The Beauty of Impossible Things is a melancholic recounting of a tragic summer. Natasha is seeing...
the book is narrated by the main character - Natasha Rothwell. The story is from thirty years ago...
I wasn’t sure where this story was going when i first picked up the book. After reading the first...
When I first saw this book and starting reading the blurb, I really did not think it was for me....
I really liked Rachel's writing style it read like poetry with beautiful descriptions of a...
Foresight is not always a gift... The summer Natasha Rothwell turns fifteen, strange dancing...
The summer of Natasha's fifteenth birthday is when it begins. While out with some friends, they...
I always love dark academia style books; especially when they are mixed with magic. This gives me...
Poetic, thought-provoking and chilling. This story is beautifully written, lyrical and poetic,...
This only took me 2 days to read. I really loved it. It's a coming of age story about a girl who...
I loved this book. It's brilliantly atmospheric, evoking a hot summer in a seaside town. The...
I couldn’t put this book down! It is very easy to read and to get lost in the story, the chapter...
I enjoyed this book, the story was thought provoking whilst still being a fairly easy read. The...
I was drawn to The Beauty of Impossible Things by the absolutely gorgeous cover - a simple design...
In the introduction to this book, Natasha Rothwell is relating how her therapist is helping her...
This is such an interesting book and I really enjoyed it. I did not really know what to expect...
I very much enjoyed The Beauty of Impossible Things. Truthfully I was drawn to this book by the...
This book follows a summer experienced by Natasha aged 15. This is very much a coming of age...
At first I didn’t expect much from this particular book. And as I first read it, it wasn’t...
This book was completely different to what I am used to, therefore I was quite uncertain when I...
An intriguing coming-of-age story that seems to invite mystery and wonder from the very beginning...
I was gripped by the first line 'I turned fifteen that summer which I never believed to be...
I was able to receive a preview of this book via readers first. The cover of the book is...
The Beauty of Impossible Things by Rachel Donohue is a lovely haunting read. It follows the life...
This book was so so good, it was very reminiscent of Atonement or I Capture the Castle. This was...
I hadn't realised, until I read the author blurb, that I'd read Rachel Donohue's debut, "The...
This is a really captivating book which has a haunting, dream-like quality to the writing that I...
The Beauty of Impossible Things has pulled off a remarkable feat; Rachel Donohue’s second book is...
2.5 stars. The good: I liked the cover design. The writing style was unusual and...
When I first saw this book I was immediately drawn towards the cover. It really is beautiful and...
As she reflects on a tragic summer of thirty years earlier, a time when she had been described by...
Firstly I would comment on the cover, I know you should never judge by this but in this case I...
The follow-up to Rachel Donohue’s assured debut novel is an atmospheric coming-of-age tale set...
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