Primeros reseñadores

Lily never guessed that hate could be so fierce. She’s always thought of hate as a verb for clothing (I hate pink) or weather (I hate when it’s hot), but now she uses hate and feels hate in a new way. Lily hates her father. It isn’t because of her parents’ divorce. Lily has settled pretty comfortably into her new life. When her mother remarried and had a baby, she could cope with it. But it hasn’t been the same for Lily’s younger brother, Michael. Michael decides he wants to live with their father, and as much as they want to stop him, they have to let him go. When Michael ends up suddenly coming home again, only Lily knows why. She doesn’t tell anyone the true story. Lily has no idea how far her faith in God is about to be tested. She knows that one of the Ten Commandments says “Honor thy father”—but what if he doesn’t deserve it? Her feelings are justified, but where can she turn to find a way to forgive?