I just finished reading One Italian Summer by Rebecca Serle. This is the second book of hers that I have read. The first one, In Five Years actually made my disappointed list. However, unlike the first book I felt like this one stayed on point, and was an intriguing concept.
To be honest I think I picked it mainly because of its size. I’ve been using name 30 minute/ two week rule and have been pleased to have read faithfully so much fiction this year.
The story is about a young woman who loses her mother to cancer. They had planned a trip to Italy, and Katie decides to take the trip on her own.
While there she meets a younger version of her mother, and learns not only more about her mother’s life, but her own. It is a sweet read about the love of a mother and a daughter.
A quote that resonated with me was,
“The difference between being good and bad at something is just interest.”
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