Sally Garland – Cannonball Read 18

Raindrops falling on everything

It Starts With A Raindrop by Sally Garland

March 26, 2025 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

I almost did not write a review for It Starts With A Raindrop by Sally Garland and illustrated by Aimee Gallagher. This was not because it was bad, or because I didn’t like it, but because it started as a “been there done that” read. It is a poem (slightly romantic and feeling simplistic) about the life cycle of a raindrop and the things it does. You have facts about things (the drop will fall in the puddles, or sand; it will find oceans and […]

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esmemoria
on And he left her behind, as much as he could, the taste of maraschino cherry still bright on the tip of his tongue.
I’m all in!
Emmalita
on And he left her behind, as much as he could, the taste of maraschino cherry still bright on the tip of his tongue.
We can sit in the corner and have a great time together with our sparkling water and superb conversation.
esmemoria
on And he left her behind, as much as he could, the taste of maraschino cherry still bright on the tip of his tongue.
Yes, I am fun at parties. I too like parties where discussions on hierarchy and oppression abound!
Emmalita
on “I’m a fuckin’ honey badger and by this claw”— she held her hand up—“ I fuckin’ rule.”
I love this series so much. It is ridiculous and defies serious reviewing. It’s got a lot of flaws and...
Emmalita
on Life, uhh, finds a way. – The Divine Jeff
It’s a standalone and those always seem to get less attention than the start of a series.

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