Walking On Fire by Kathryn Crawley


Letting children become adults is more than difficult. To see them physically move away plays in the head
like an old, sad movie. Kate in Walking on Fire by Kathryn Crawley flies to Greece. First, her heart is broken. She finds out from her husband the  marriage is not dying. It is dead. It is in the decomposing phase. It is hard to believe she is leaving Texas
Some days you are not ready to live another twenty-four hours. The question is will the next day become easier. If not, what do you do? Major events, serious ones, have caused communities  to separate themselves and live in their shells. One wonders about their thoughts.  




Ayelet Gundor-Goshen's writing causes an unsettled and sad feeling. Thank goodness, she did not cater to feelings that are only hungry for happy, happy. What a lie! Ayelet Gundor-Goshen  might want us to know that life brings distressing times along with better times.For this we must thank her. 

Yes, she is writing about a shootout.One that includes a Black boy and his mother and a few Jewish people from a synagogue.This is a psychological novel. Feelings are important. The heart might not have the right answers. That does not mean to reject them.. Listen to the heart and save a friend or a relative. I think the parents in Boston discovered it is better to listen to the adolescence heart, their body language, etc. Because these black days will cause us to need something as small as a hug or a drive away from it all.

s. Her new home is in Thessalonika, Greece. This is a wondrous  book. Before finishing you will experience the History of Greece and its people. While in Greece, Kate will share her inner journey Perhaps, we will meet her there.

 

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