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ᥫ᭡. Review: I could’ve been her, Part 3 🩰˚˖𓍢 🦢✧˚.🎀 ᥫ᭡. Author: Ashley Grayson Okay but this book?? It’s giving main character hits rock bottom and still refuses to stay there. Like we literally open with Ashley in jail, confused, angry, and ready to fight the entire system because how did she end up being punished for something she didn’t even do?? Yeah, chaos starts EARLY. This whole book feels like spiraling, but make it real life. Courtrooms, losing her kids, betrayal from people she trusted, it’s one hit after another. And the worst part? You can feel her frustration through the pages, like she’s screaming “I don’t deserve this” but nobody’s listening. It’s messy, it’s emotional, and it lowkey hurts to read. But ALSO, let’s talk about the growth. Because Ashley doesn’t sit there pretending to be perfect. She owns her chaos, her anger, the damage she caused while she was hurting. And that self-awareness?? That’s where the real shift happens. It’s not a glow-up, it’s a breakdown before the rebuild. And then slowly… you start seeing THAT version of her. The one who’s like “yeah I went through hell, but I’m still THAT girl.” The confidence, the self-love, the “I know my worth now” energy, it’s giving healing era but earned the hard way. This book is not soft, not aesthetic, not romanticized trauma, it’s RAW. It’s survival, accountability, and choosing yourself even when life literally drags you through the mud. If you like messy, real, no-filter stories that feel like someone’s life unraveling in front of you, yeah, this one’s for you. QOTD: Are you a “heal and grow” person or a “burn it all down and restart” person? 🔥👀 . . .�#BookTok #BookReview #MessyButReal #TraumaToHealing

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