Dreams in August Life, Love, and Cerebellar Ataxia Book

This was a terrific book despite what it's about. Tracey writes this true story as a novel. She lost two toddlers in a house fire thought to be an accident and it turned out not to be the case and a "friend" had set her home alight on purpose. It was written in the book's description that she found God during all her trials and tribulations and I was unsure about bothering but took the chance and was happy I did. There's very little Godly stuff in if if you're like me and don't believe any of that.
She does need to find another editor as the one she has now left in loads of errors. Changing people's names, apostrophes missing or misused......it goes on and on and was annoying.
Tracey was very lucky in that she had so many good friends, especially one she called Katherine in the book. I was sobbing in a lot of places in the book too.....it was so sad and she wrote it well. She sounds like someone I'd like very much as she talks a lot like I do although I don't believe I'd be as forgiving as she was.
The poem near the end of the book and that she included as part of her impact statement was very good and very, very touching indeed.
I'd highly recommend it but have a box of Kleenex handy too.....