Natasha R. Robinson’s “Beautiful Disaster” is a tale of hope and self-love

“Beautiful Disaster” is raw, real, and reader-centered.

Disclaimer: I’ve received a reader copy from the author, and this doesn’t influence my opinion or review.

Personal Experience:

Quote: 

“Healing is difficult. Not impossible.”

Who should read it? Anyone who wants to be inspired by a real-life journey of acceptance and self-love.

Would I recommend it? Yes.

Why “reader-centered”? Because even though “Beautiful Disaster” is a a real personal story, the way Natasha writes is still pretty much focused on you, the reader.

Natasha writes about her own journey with a clear purpose: inspiring and motivating others to learn how to accept and love themselves as well. It is not just about her, it’s about you too. And that’s beautiful.

The whole time I was reading “Beautiful Disaster“, it was as if I was in a company of a dear friend, reminding me of how amazing we all are, of how much love we have to give not only to others but to our own selves.

I loved the writing style. It’s simple and clear, and still creative and thought-provoking. In one word: raw.

Overall, genuine storytelling, real emotions, and transparency make the Beautiful Disaster an indeed “beautiful” piece of work.