Best things in life: books, beaches, cats, chocolate, sunsets, sleep
Nice and enjoyable book that isn't preachy or depressing despite being about handicaps. Jessica is a teenager who has lost her leg in a vehicle accident and must learn to live with this condition when the biggest part of her life has been as a runner. She probably gets through her trials easier than I suspect most anyone would, but it doesn't matter that much. It was a decent story anyway, and the focus on her friend Rosa at the end was great. Rosa has cerebral palsy and she has some things to teach Jessica