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Review: Finding Color by Candace MacPhie

After losing her mother, Candace lacks color in her life. Following her therapist’s advice, she sets out on a backpacking adventure to bring color back.

Knowing this book is based on true events, the first chapter really pulled at my heartstrings. Reading how her mother’s death left a gaping hole in her life immediately connected me to the author’s pain. I could relate to how she details the lack of color and the lack of purpose in life. 

The more I read, the more invested I became, and the more I wanted to continue reading. One particular character in the story had me screaming, “Red flag, red flag!” I was frustrated with the author for continuing to invest in and waste time with this person. However, knowing how vulnerable the author was when she started out on this journey makes sense as to why so much energy was spent on this person.

The rest of the people she meets from across the world are very interesting and unique. It felt like I was on the journey with her, not listening to a boring recount.

As much as I was ready for the next country’s adventure, it ended in the perfect spot. 

If you enjoy a fun read, this is a great choice.

Get your copy here (affiliate link – thanks for the support).

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