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A Quiet Kind of Thunder

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I think the synopsis is pretty good at giving an overview of what this book is about, as is its purpose. It's just not as vague as some are. In this book, there is quite a bit of rep - for sure, anxiety, selective mutism, and deaf rep. If I'm interpreting the story correctly, Steffi's best friend is a POC and Rhys is biracial. The story also involves a child of divorce and touches on grief. Just a heads up, it also contains cursing, romantic situations, and alcohol consumption. It is slightly different with some characters being 18 and of age to consume alcohol in the UK, but still a fair warning because an underage character does drink at one point.


I absolutely adored this story. I felt the characters were all pretty fleshed out and you do see a lot of growth from the whole cast. I liked that the story touched on Steffi using SSRI medication, but wish it had been touched on a little bit more. I felt very connected with Steffi and her anxiety, even though I cannot speak as far as her selective mutism goes. The story was enough fluffy contemporary mixed with real life issues that resulted in a wonderful story. There were times I was just smiling because I was so happy for Steffi. Also Rheffi....my new favorite book couple!

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Thank you for approving me for this ARC. As it is not available for Kindle, I will not be able to read it.
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DNF
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