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One Two Three Broken Dreams Natalya story Book 1 eBook Elodie Nowodazkij

I started reading One Two Three while I was sick and I'm pretty sure it actually slowed down my recovery, ha! Because I couldn't put it down to fall asleep. It just sucks you in that way. I danced for many many years and slipping into Natalya's head was both easy and oh, so painful. And not just for the longing to dance aspects. The loss of her father and the almost worse loss of her mother, though her mother's still around (ish). My heart hurt so much for Natalya in so many ways. But she's a strong girl and she stays focused on what she wants--until it's too much in itself. But we all have that breaking point, don't we? Sometimes we have to fully crack so we can get our pieces all back together. And then there's Tonio. Sigh. Sweet, cocky, playful Tonio who I rooted for pretty much from the first scene he entered. He was the perfect ray of light to shine through the drama of Nata's world, and I loved watching her begin to realize it. <3


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One Two Three Broken Dreams Natalya story Book 1 eBook Elodie Nowodazkij Reviews

Loved the book and Highly recommend it to anyone looking to get lost in a great story. An easy read that you wont want to put down. I cant wait to read more from the Author!
A thrilling story with lots of psychology. Teen Natalya is at a turning point of her life, tragically lost already a lot but there is still to regain the direction and associates in life. With the family in ruins, love and friendship take the centre stage. Romeo and Juliet pop up from time to time as well as a bit of Hamlet. Very fun reading!
A quick summer read!
What a bittersweet, lovely read! There are so many layers to this book the struggle between the life of a dancer vs. having an outside life, recovery from a terrible injury, heaps of family tragedy, and possibly best of all, a less-than-perfect but oh-so-adorable love interest in Tonio. Dancers and fans of contemporary YA will love Natalya's story!
I was provided with a complimentary copy of this book so I could give an honest review. This was a beautiful coming of age story with a lot of heart. I look forward to reading more of the authors book. It was much more than a romance. It was family, friendship, and finding your way in the world again.
Natalya was such a relatable character and the scenes where she’s practicing a move over and over, dreaming of dancing again, are heartbreaking. Add in her awesome best friend, a sexy love interest and some family secrets, and this is a beautiful story of a girl learning to live again after an accident shattered all she'd ever known.
Natalya has dreamed of nothing short of being a professional ballerina for as long as she can remember. That was before a tragic car accident took her dad's life, her dreams of dancing, and pushed her mother over the edge. Now Natalya is forced to live in her Babushka's house, alone with an alcoholic mother, and go to a high school with her only real friend. Adding to the mess she now calls her life is troubled Tonio, who makes her heart do ballet moves every time he's near. Topping it all off is the question regarding what everyone else thinks really happened that night of the accident.

Oh, how I love Natalya and Tonio! Both are so beautifully broken by life and things out of their control. And finding your way through life when everything seems so hopeless can feel so defeating.

I really loved Natalya and identified with her through her struggles to make everything look perfect on the outside. She has to deal with an alcoholic mother and the loss of her father on her own. It’s not easy, especially trying to keep up appearances while navigating a new high school.

I found myself smiling like an idiot at the parts when Natalya and Tonio were together. At one point I was waiting for my daughter after school and I had no clue the rest of the cars ahead of me had moved forward. Yes, I was that parent, clueless and holding up the line while I read an exchange between the two.

I loved the writing and the world Natalya lives in. Although I never took ballet, I loved the references Natalya made to the moves as her life, and heart, went through the motions. It really showed just how much of her life revolved around something she may never be able to do. She’s lost everything, and now she’s navigating it nearly alone.

I’m really hoping for more of Natalya and Tonio!
I started reading One Two Three while I was sick and I'm pretty sure it actually slowed down my recovery, ha! Because I couldn't put it down to fall asleep. It just sucks you in that way. I danced for many many years and slipping into Natalya's head was both easy and oh, so painful. And not just for the longing to dance aspects. The loss of her father and the almost worse loss of her mother, though her mother's still around (ish). My heart hurt so much for Natalya in so many ways. But she's a strong girl and she stays focused on what she wants--until it's too much in itself. But we all have that breaking point, don't we? Sometimes we have to fully crack so we can get our pieces all back together. And then there's Tonio. Sigh. Sweet, cocky, playful Tonio who I rooted for pretty much from the first scene he entered. He was the perfect ray of light to shine through the drama of Nata's world, and I loved watching her begin to realize it. <3