My thoughts…
Oh… Poetry is something else. Atticus is something else. After seeing this on Instagram – I impulse bought The Truth About Magic because of a few snapshots in someone’s story. I was not disappointed! I read through it in less than an hour… and I’ll read it again and again and again because there’s something amazing on every page that will strike a chord at different stages in your life.
“It’s always been him
She smiled
Our sous just Dance the same.”
“When do I know
if I really love her?”
asked the boy
and the old man smiled,
“When it’s no longer
a question.”
Just…beauty. I won’t share more because you have to read it to discover all the best bits. The second to last page broke me though… 244… When you get there, you’ll know. Emotional. Wild. Magical. Beautiful. Inspiring.
About the book…
From the internationally bestselling author of Love Her Wild and The Dark Between Stars comes The Truth About Magic, a fresh, awakened journey outwards. An adventure into the great unknown.
It’s about finding ourselves, our purpose, and the simple joys of life. It’s about lavender fields, drinking white wine out of oak barrels in vineyards, laughing until you cry, dancing in wood barns with people you love until the
sun comes up, eating food that makes you say, ‘wow,’ making love on sandy beaches on the coast of Spain. It’s a vibrant, transcendent journey into growth. A book that will leave you smiling, energised and booking flights to far off beaches.
Genre: Poetry
Publication: September 2019
About the author…
Atticus is the anonymous New York Times Bestselling author of Love Her Wild, The Dark Between Stars and The Truth About Magic.
He is a storyteller and observer. Born in the Pacific Northwest, he’s spent much of his life exploring the world and now calls California his home.
He loves the ocean, the desert, and playing with words
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