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Tammie Adele is a Canberra based author and blogger.
Being an avid reader and writer as a child, she was
distracted by a career in environmental management
before revisiting her childhood dream of becoming an
author. When she’s not writing, she can be found trail
riding on one of her horses. Tammie is the author of
Forget Me Knot, and is working on its sequel. She also
maintains a regular blog called Just a Girl (https://justa-
girl-tammie-adele.blogspot.com/) in which she
discusses observations, experiences and influences
being an Australian female in the late 20th and early
21st centuries, as inspired by many talented female
musicians and singers.
You can chat with Tammie on Facebook and Twitter
(@TammieAdele).
Reviewed by Vincent Dublado for Readers' Favorite
Forget Me Knot by Tammie Adele is a touching tale of individuality, independence, and the invaluable lessons that one can learn from a horse. Trina was a horse-crazy twelve-year-old. She lost her sister at an early age, which became a defining moment in her life. Her mare named Beauty, on the other hand, had been her responsibility and companion for twenty years, and Beauty’s death provides Trina the closure to move on from her sister’s death. Although nothing compares to the loss of her sister, her mare made her lose the selfishness that she had had since her sister’s death. This is the story of Trina as she goes through coming of age with her mare by her side, who provides her with unconditional friendship and precious wisdom.
Forget Me Knot is an equine tale that touched me deeply. Why are we so fascinated by these creatures? Tammi Adele’s narrative gives you a profound answer by exploring Trina and Beauty’s relationship. It is a genuine friendship between a young woman and a horse that is devoid of superficialities in comparison to what Trina experiences with her fickle human friends. The storyline powerfully shows it, with Beauty being instrumental in driving the story forward. It is a story on par with classics like Black Beauty. In Forget Me Knot, the way Beauty represents consistency and independence makes it a heartwarming story of closure and personal identity. This is a must-read for anyone who loves family drama blended with a realistic animal character.
