Review: Bones in the Garden by McKayla DeBonis

Here lies the anatomy of the first Heartbreak.

But,

take my advice, you can grow, you can heal, you can learn, no matter what. 
Just pick yourself up and keep going.

Buy Links:
https://www.amazon.com/Bones-Garden-McKayla-DeBonis-ebook/dp/B0713T82DM/

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~My Review ~

This was short and definitely not sweet, but very raw read about being consumed with another person so much that they undeniably become a part of us, and then the heartbreak comes where we are forced to evaluate who we are before, and who we are after. It had moments where you sense the poet's epiphany about letting go of and wrapping herself up in the beauty and strength that is her. Lovely. I enjoyed the illustrations that went with this collection. 

I had several favorites (my grey sky, Home Calls) but this one I loved the most, simply because I feel this sums her up from what I have observed of her on social media:
I planted wildflowers in the cracks of my own armor.
- I don't need you anymore
 I am free

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About the Author

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​McKayla DeBonis was born February 23rd, 1998. 

She is a bookworm of a soul and realized that her mind was spinning with the same creativity of her beloved writers, leading to her own poetry, prose, and other writings. Her Hogwarts house is Hufflepuff and you'll definitely find her with a cup of coffee in her hand and her nose in a book at all times.

You can find her on any social media platform as, mckayladebonis

She also reviews books at mckayladebonis.com

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