Reunions

by Shirlyn Halder

Moving to Atlanta from California is probably the hardest thing that Skai Linfray has ever done. She has to make new friends and new memories, while trying to forget the ones she had in California and be happy with her new life. But, one day four familiar faces reappear in front of her. Along with her best friend, Alayna, and the four boys, Phillip, Davis, Samuel, Ian, Skai goes through the biggest loss she's faced. After the loss, Phillip, Davis, Samuel, Alayna, and Skai go their separate ways. Five years of feeling alone, Skai is reunited with her friends on New Year's Eve of 2016. Skai finally realizes that no matter what her friends were always in her heart.

98 pages, Paperback

Published April 15, 2016

Reviews

[Vincent Haynes · Rating 4 out of 5]

it's both happy and sad, there are moments where we go through many hoops of connections and reconnections, Skai Linfray learns heartbreak, loss, remembrance, and love.

[Alexandria Cozzi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Skai Jackson believed that moving to Atlanta and leaving her cherished friendships behind would be the hardest thing she faced, little did she know there was an even more burdening event that would cause a tear in her friendships.
As the author, I believe that this book can teach someone friendships last forever, even when you're miles apart and go through a loss that causes the friendship to crumble. Also, Skai is faced with a lot of emotions that she's very indecisive about but she follows her heart all the way through.

[Tonya Bell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Reunions is a small novel that captures the heart of many readers through the character's struggle with friendship and death. This book makes you think about your own friendships and what holds them together, in my opinion. The unfortunate struggle Skai goes through can relate closely to lives of some readers, allowing readers to become easily attached to some characters. All in all, Reunions is a great read that addresses issues that are relatively common today.

[Adwoa T. · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is about a girl called Skai Linfray, that reunites with her four best friends after leaving California. What makes me love this book is that it's something easy to relate to. I like how Skai and her old friends reunite even after the loss of Ian which gives some life lessons. I would recommend this book to people that can relate to reunions in life.