Reviewed by:
Ceil Carey, retired public librarian and long time book discussion leader
REVIEW INTRODUCTION
Title: 
The girl who could breathe underwater
Author:
Erin Bartels
Publisher:
Revell
http://bakerpublishinggroup.com/revell
Date:
January 2022
Format:
Paperback
Length:
352 pages
Overview:
Kendra Brennan is an author who has received a rather inflammatory letter from a reader. Enter writer’s block. Who wrote that letter and why? Kendra has moved into her grandfather’s old cabin and plans to confront her childhood best friend’s brother, Tyler, for his abuse during their teen years. But can she face her failed relationship with his sister, Cami, her very best friend?
The author examines friendships, relationships and forgiveness and learning to love.
Rating:
4 out of 5
Suggested audience:
Fans of contemporary fiction
Christian impact:
All of Bartels’ books seem to have a redemptive thread as does Breathing underwater. This book also deals with relationships and forgiveness.
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