Book The Summer of Impossible Things by Rowan Coleman

The Summer of Impossible Things by Rowan Coleman is a gripping novel that takes the reader into a world of magic, time travel, and deep family secrets. 

The protagonist, Luna, learns about her mother's suicide back in 1977 and decides to travel back in time to understand the reasons for this act and, possibly, prevent the tragedy. 

Set in '70s Brooklyn, Luna not only encounters a younger version of her mother, but also discovers a new world full of the love, music, and fashion of the time.

Features of the book:

• Temporal Travel: Coleman skillfully uses elements of temporal travel, not just as a way to travel between eras, but as a tool to explore deep psychological themes and family relationships.
• Depth of emotions: The author creates very vivid and emotional images, allowing readers to truly feel the experiences of the characters.
• Themes of Family and Self-Sacrifice: Through the lens of the story of Luna and her mother, the book touches on issues of family bonds, love, and the possibility of changing one's fate through self-sacrifice.
• '70s Atmosphere: Rowan Coleman does a great job of recreating the atmosphere of '70s Brooklyn, making it alive and colorful for the reader, making the past almost tangible.

An interesting fact about the book is that it was chosen for the Zoe Ball Book Club, which in itself is a recognition of its uniqueness and significance. 

Participation in such a club emphasizes not only the literary value of the work, but also its ability to evoke deep emotions and interest in a wide audience of readers.