A Thousand Broken Pieces

A Thousand Boy Kisses, Book 2

De: Tillie Cole

Narrado por: Katie Schorr, P. J. Ochlan

From Amazon and USA Today bestselling author Tillie Cole comes a stand–alone young adult romance in the world of A Thousand Boy Kisses.

Three years. Twelve months. A timeless grief.

After losing her beloved sister three years ago, Savannah Litchfield has been living half a life. Now seventeen—the age Poppy died—the pain of losing her is worse than ever. When Savannah’s therapist suggests a trip around the world to help teens stricken by loss, she reluctantly agrees to it, clutching the unread journal Poppy left her as she goes.

Cael Woods is angry. One year after losing his older brother—the person who meant the world to him—his life has spiraled into a heady void of nothing. Once the most promising hockey player in the junior league, Cael can no longer step onto the ice without being paralyzed by memories of his brother. When his parents sign him up for a trip abroad for grieving teens, no part of him wants to go—but he does.

As Cael and Savannah embark on a journey of healing, they learn to find solace together, discovering a glimmer of light only the other can bring. And the harder they fall, the more they heal the fractured fragments of their hearts, piece by broken piece.

©2024 Tillie Cole (P)2024 Blackstone Publishing

Beautiful

As much as a thousand boy kisses tore me apart, thousand broken pieces put in as much effort to stitch me back up. It was absolutely gorgeous.

Good book but …

I enjoyed the story except these are young kids. In their teens they are talking like they are in their 30s. A 17 year old doesn’t talk like that about love and the number of times she says “this boy” was cringe.
Female narrator did an amazing job!
The Male narrator was awful in my opinion. He has a good voice but for this book, it was like he was acting too hard, too theatrical. I understand he was hurting but he kept talking like he was snot to burst, even in scenes that were supposed to be calm.
Overall, I did enjoy the story but wish it were more realistic from their age pov.

AMAZING!!!

I can’t put in to words how much this book has meant to me. I would recommend it a million times.

Get your tissues ready

The first book broke my heart. This one had me sobbing more. The hurt and pain the characters had to go through from losing their loved one’s.

Amazing follow up book

I could feel the pain and joysof each character in this book. It is well written and such a well thought out story plot. It reminded me just how different everyone's journey of grief can be, but also that there is hope for healing too. I felt like I was right there with each character going through this journey. You won't regret reading this book.

Two boxes of tissues please!

My oh my. You must read a thousand boy kisses prior to this one.

WOW! I thought the prior book destroyed me. Nope. Page one. I was done for. Started crying and cried 90% through the entire thing. I cannot tell you how much I love this book. It’s right up there in my top 5.

Everyone goes through grief. It varies for each, though this book can bring anyone together. Such a beautiful story.

Didnt expect 🥹

The beginning of this book really got me. I have read the 1st book it didnt get me as much as this one. I believe it became I can relate on loose someone close to you. Know that they watching over you. I really enjoy the love story but also the hard parts of this book. I will say it is a slow start but the more you go into this book. You fallow the character with there heartaches. But I really love this book then book 1.

Love wins!

Such a beautiful sequel-with a tragic love story in the first book this book really showed how love prevails after loss.

The challenges they’ve faced with grief

It’s an amazing book that describes how it feels for different people going through grief and how to handle it. I love the book but I do love the first book wayyy more(a thousand boy kisses)

The healing shown in this book was amazing

This was the perfect ending to this story, now I hope we get Ida and Ailton’s story