Reader’s Notes:– this is part of a series, but can be read as a stand-alone– this is told from Faith & Adam’s points of view-there is an age gap of about 8 years between them-a character is very likely neurodivergent (not officially diagnosed in the events of the story, but mentioned/shown)-it is mentioned that a character’s parents were absent or negatively impacting them/how they should act in the past-it is mentioned/shown that a character has anxiety & panic attacks at times-it is briefly mentioned twice that kisses included tongueReview:This story was so sweet and tugged at my heart! 🥹 I loved getting to know Faith, Adam, & Danny. I loved Faith’s devotion to her job and the kids she was put in charge of. I loved that she wanted to be their advocate when they were in need of something. I also loved that she was an anxious character and had ways that she could help herself through the well of emotions going through her. It made her more real, especially when she pushed through her anxiety in order to stand up to/for someone else. I loved Adam’s approaches to parenting and coaching. He was a great role model for both Danny and his basketball team. I loved that he led by example for them and was willing to admit when he made a mistake to Danny to help him learn. I loved also Danny! He was so perceptive at times and blunt too. 😂 I loved his no nonsense approach to things and his complete focus to whatever topic he was interested in at the time.I hope that Rose is getting a story next! I want to know more about her and the guy she’s really not thrilled with in this book! 😅😂Summary:Faith loves teaching her second graders and doesn’t regret that she changed her life so drastically from how she grew up. Each of her students has their own little quirks and she loves helping guide them through the best learning experience she can give them. And when one of her students shows signs of needing a little more love and care, Faith wants to do everything she can to let the parent know and work together with him. She just didn’t expect to fall for the single dad along the way…Adam feels like he’s failing at times as a father, especially when Danny has a difficult day. Having someone else tell him Danny has things to work through does not help. But when Adam realizes that Faith truly wants to help Danny, he can’t help but be drawn to her. Not only for her kindness towards his son, but also for the way she can connect with Danny unlike anyone in their family. But he can’t put his heart on the line again. Not when Danny’s heart would be right there on the line with his…
