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Ebook About Tyson Thompson graduated high school at 16 and left the town of Seafare, Oregon, bound for what he assumed would be bigger and better things. He soon found out the real world has teeth, and he returns to the coast with four years of failure, addiction, and a diagnosis of panic disorder trailing behind him. His brother, Bear, and his brother's husband, Otter, believe coming home is exactly what Tyson needs to find himself again. Surrounded by family in the Green Monstrosity, Tyson attempts to put the pieces of his broken life back together.But shortly after he arrives home, Tyson comes face to face with inevitability in the form of his childhood friend and first love, Dominic Miller, who he hasn't seen since the day he left Seafare. As their paths cross, old wounds reopen, new secrets are revealed, and Tyson discovers there is more to his own story than he was told all those years ago.In a sea of familiar faces, new friends, and the memories of a mother's devastating choice, Tyson will learn that in order to have any hope for a future, he must fight the ghosts of his past.Book The Art of Breathing (Bear, Otter and the Kid Chronicles Book 3) Review :
T. J. Klune is an excellent writer, creating characters that are compelling, endearing, and quirky. Yet, reading this book was like re-reading Book #2 with only the main character's names changed from Bear and Otter to Tyson and Dominic. Very similar plotline. Same exhausting, neurotic, passive-aggressive ramblings. It was funny in the first book. And maybe even continued to be in Book #2. But this is Book #3 and is supposed to be Tyson's story and it turns out that his life - for the most part - is a carbon-copy of his older brother, Bear. Tyson deserved a better story - a better life - than what Klune gives him. I also have a few complaints about cohesiveness and continuity with this series. #1) if Dominic is supposed to be this HUGE hulk of a man - GIGANTIC! - how can he only be 6' tall? Tyson is described as 5'7" tall and it is stated that Dominic is 5 inches taller than Tyson. Well, that would make Dom 6' tall - hardly a giant. I, personally, am 6' tall and weigh 230lbs. I am NOT a giant. I am big and muscular, but NOT GIGANTIC. It would be more understandable to describe Dom as a behemoth if he was like 6'5" tall and weighed 230 lbs. Another issue I had was when Tyson meets Isabel for the first time. She knew whom he was without asking him. I doubt very much that Isabel could have known anything at all about Tyson. Julie had no photos of her life with Bear and Ty. Nothing. Do you really think her mother would have openly discussed having two previous children that she abandoned because she didn't want to be a mother, with her young daughter? Do you think she would have discussed and described Bear and Tyson to Isabel in a way that Issie would know who this stranger was that comes to her house that day? No. No. No. The author's lack of continuity creates a problem for the reader in that we begin to lose faith in the believability of the story. Klune is a great storyteller, but perhaps he needs a better ARC reader to keep him on track. This is the second time I’ve read The Art of Breathing (I should probably mention that it won’t be my last…) For some strange, unexplainable reason, I neglected to write a review the first time. The only excuse I may have is that this book gave me such an emotional hangover that I couldn’t come up with anything coherent to write… For the record, waiting and reading it again hasn’t helped, but I owe it to this book and series to give it a try…The Art of Breathing is told from Tyson (the Kid’s) POV. It’s rather ironic in a way because the other books in the series are told from Bear’s POV and in this book Tyson realizes, much to his dismay, that he and his brother have much more in common that he’s comfortable admitting. 😉There were a lot of surprises in The Art of Breathing. A lot of tears, a lot of laughs and a fair amount of heartbreak. As per usual with T.J. Klune, those moments can make you shed tears of laughter followed by tears of heartbreak within the span of just a few pages… I kinda both love and hate him for that. *sigh*Tyson wasn’t in a very good place through a lot of The Art of Breathing, mostly because of Dom. Because of that, regardless of how unfair it was, I spent a lot of this book not very happy with Dominic. Nothing’s exactly as it seems though and as the story unfolded I actually fell right back in love with him. Their story needed to come full circle and I understand why things happen the way they did, but it didn’t make experiencing them through Tyson made them any easier. I think to me, regardless of how much he’s grown in this series, I’m always going to see him as just the “little guy” we met in Bear, Otter and the Kid.Tyson was at the center of this story, but there was so much to love about The Art of Breathing that I’m not quite sure I can list it all. To be honest, I decided to re-read the Kid’s book for a couple of reasons. First, the next book in Klune’s At First Sight series is coming out soon and since Why We Fight is Corey/Kori’s book and I first met him/her in The Art of Breathing, I wanted to refresh my memory. Second… I have decided that 2019 will be the year that I finally put on my “Big Girl Pants” and read The Long and Winding Road.Bear, Otter and the Kid was my first T.J. Klune read and this series has pulled me into an author’s world like no other. 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