Impossible Dreams by Patricia Rice
I had the book in my shelf since 2nd year high school. I remember well because I bought it from my allowance.
I would include it in my read-a-thon entries but truthfully, I never read it fully. When I saw it again, dusty and all, I decided to try again.
It's a positive book, a proof that no dream is destined to end in a graveyard.
The romance part did not at all disturb me as it was told in a descriptive yet not with too cheesy adjectives. The involvement of children and the goal to help them added wholesomeness to it, that made it easier to read and it increased the friendliness of the characters.
A thought lingered as I reached the last part: had I read this book with understanding and eagerness before, would any of my dreams be called impossible?
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