Daisy’s Darkness is the sixth book in the Wheels and Hogs series by D.M. Earl. This is the first book I have read in this series, so it can be read as a standalone, but I think I will go back and read the rest of this series. This book tackled some serious current issues going on today. I think the author did a really good job bringing bullying, eating disorders, mental and physical abuse, depression, cutting and suicide. It was a read that had me reaching for the tissue box from beginning to end. The emotional roller coaster was hard to handle, but the subjects need to be discussed out in the open to those who are lost in the darkness. I would definitely recommend this book, it brings today’s issues to light. It may help both those going through these issues, but it may also show those close to someone what to look for in the darkness.
When you are at the lowest part of your life, can you recover or will the darkness take you away.
Daisy is a girl who’s not really a cool or popular kid but has a cool group of friends who they can talk openly to each other and give each other the support they require to navigate High School, until Daisy finds herself swallowed up the darkness of her own world and feels that there is no-one who can help her.
Her life gets even worst when her brother starts dating one of her tormentors and thus cutting her off from her family completely. All Griffin can see that there is something not quite right with Daisy but can his friendship with her help her come to terms with the vicious circle which has become her life.
This story broke my heart, the subject matter may be difficult to read but it was written with dignity and a true understanding of the troubles that this character portraited. The sheer hopelessness that this character felt towards the end not being able to even confide within the family dynamic and have to hold everything in was gut wrenching to read. I hope if young girls read this story and are going through the same things have comfort and the strength to ask for help and be like Daisy in the end when she get helps from her loving family and friends.
The story was well written and the characters where brilliantly written. This is the first book I have read in this series and I believe this can be read as a stand alone story but I have downloaded the other books in this series to read as I really enjoyed this story and wanted to read more about these wonderful characters.
Reviewed by Angela Shirley
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Angela Shirleyhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngAngela Shirley2021-04-03 11:19:112021-04-03 12:32:23Daisy’s Darkness (Wheels & Hogs Book 6) by D.M. Earl – Review by Angela Shirley
This book is one of the most realistic depictions of teenage inner dialogue and trauma that I’ve ever seen in a work of fiction. While it is not for the faint of heart, as it contains sensitive subject matter, it is also a beautiful story that shows the true power of a strong support system. If you’re ready to recall your own memories of high school while following Daisy’s journey from the darkness to the light, pick up a copy and get started!
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Victoria Mashburnhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngVictoria Mashburn2021-04-03 02:08:252021-04-03 06:29:53Daisy’s Darkness (Wheels & Hogs Book 6) by D.M. Earl – Review by Victoria Mashburn
Daisy’s Darkness By D.M Earl is book #6 in the Wheels and Hogs Series. It pulled me in the very first page and man my heart hurt! This one touched on the more sensitive topics and I absolutely related to it because I have struggled with anxiety and depression for a few years now. I loved that the author wasn’t afraid to touch these subjects and brought more awareness to them. This was mostly written in Daisy’s POV but a few others were thrown in too. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a heartfelt read that pulls on your Heartstrings! Happy reading!
This story packs a huge punch and is full of real-world problems that people deal with every day. The author does it in such way, though, which is respectful and really addresses the issues. You get multiple sides of a story and how it affects them…which I found to be very interesting. The topics discussed in this story include bullying, mental and physical abuse, eating disorders, cutting, suicide, and death.
Daisy is a self-proclaimed nerd that is not cool and has few friends. The friends that she does have, they are a tight knit group. She even has a close family that has her back. However, she is being bullied and tormented at school. She tries to deal with it on her own, without involving those around her. This only leads to her isolating and alienating herself from her support group. She turns to very unhealthy ways to cope with her feelings. As her secrets start coming to light, Daisy is dealt more blows as friends of hers (who are also being tormented by the same group) end up in the hospital after their own ways of dealing with the pain. Will Daisy be able to recover and find herself again? Or is this dark cloud hanging over her going to be too much to bear?
I found the supporting characters in this story to be great for the storyline. I have not read the other books in the series, but I don’t feel like not reading their stories impacted my understanding of this story. To see a group of people rally around one of their own and support them and not judge them made for a good story. I sat down to read this story and finished in one sitting. I was invested in the story and needed to know what would happen.
This book had my emotions all over the place. We follow Daisy through her nightmare of high school issues. We get a glimpse into several things that can affect a teenager on so many levels causing emotional scars.
Daisy’s story really makes you think about things and what kids go through. Daisy had a group of friends that were not popular kids. When her brother starts dating one of the girls that is one of the bullies she deals with it makes things uncomfortable. She starts to close in on herself.
Will her family be able to help her?
Overall this was a great read. All of the characters added a great element to the story. There are some things in the story that could cause triggers for some. If you’re looking for a great read that really makes you think about things and makes you reevaluate your own actions this is the book for you. 1-click and get started today. I look forward to reading more from this series and author.
Daisy’s Darkness by D.M. Earl is the 6th book in the Wheels & Hogs series. To be honest, this was the first book by this author that I’ve read. I could tell there was more information to be learned about characters that showed up in this book. However, that didn’t take away from how quickly I was sucked into this story. The beginning is all about how Daisy is seeing things because we are basically reading out of her diary. Many very stressful situations and emotions are making Daisy withdrawal from life. She doesn’t know how to make things better as it is hard to do it alone. But her mental stress is making her not trust her family, immediate and extended family. I even cried at a few points in the book. You can really feel how Daisy is feeling and you want to help her so bad. I hope that this book reaches many who can learn something from it.
Daisy’s Darkness By D.M Earl is book #6 in the Wheels and Hogs Series. This Story pulled at my heart strings from the very start. I have two daughters who have struggled with anxiety and depression so this book really hit home for me. It brings valuable awareness to topics which are often felt to be difficult to discuss…Eating Disorders, Bullying and cutting which effect many world wide. I applaud the Author for presenting these topics in a meaningful and heartfelt way. It is mostly written from Daisys point of view with some parts from characters such as Jagger, Daisys big brother and Griffin a friend who may just end up being more some day and many more important people in Daisys life. This is a must read
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Juleshttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngJules2021-04-02 18:15:022021-04-03 06:20:09Daisy’s Darkness (Wheels & Hogs Book 6) by D.M. Earl – Review by Jules Herbert
Daisy’s Darkness is the sixth book in the Wheels and Hogs series by D. M. Earl. I am yet to read the other books in the series, but this can be enjoyed as a stand-alone novel.
This book is an emotional rollercoaster. My heart broke for Daisy, you will definitely need a box of tissues next to you when reading this. This story covers many topics that could be triggering for some people, so I would recommend thoroughly reading the book description before diving in.
The story is beautifully written. For most of it the book is written from Daisy’s perspective, but the author also gives you glimpses from other characters which I think helped to balance the story. I’m looking forward to going back and reading the previous books in the series.
This book contains graphic descriptions of experiences which could be emotional triggers, read with caution.
Daisy in a teenager with a loving family and a circle of friends she is close to, but she is also being bullied by a group of girls and it is made even worse when her older brother starts to date on of them over the summer holidays, when school starts again, she is struggling with everything and because of all this stress, lack of feeling safe, feeling like she has no control of her life and the mountain of school work she has to do for her advanced classes, she is spiralling and she can’t seem to reach out, no matter how hard she tries, she believes that only she can deal with her demons, alone.
When she returns from her winter school break, she is trying to regain some control, she is restricting her food intake to keep the weight loss going which she started over summer, she is also trying different things to release the thoughts, stresses and demons in her head, but as she prepares for the first day back, she knows that it is going to be hell and that the bullies are just going to get worse. The one thing she is looking forward to is seeing her friends, her queens, although she still feels alone despite all of the people she has around her, however, her worst fears come to pass when she is intentionally hurt by the bullies who blame her for her brother breaking up with one of them, as she is held down, she is in pain, but there is nothing she can do about it and she knows that if she tells someone about what really happened, it will only get worse for her. Eventually she has to go to the hospital, the injuries she sustained are so bad she passes out and wakes up there with no idea how ill she has been, but she still cannot open up to her parents.
As Daisy continues to spiral, she begins to hurt herself more and more, her parents and brother are worried about her as they don’t know what’s going on, she keeps everything to herself and just clams up when they ask her about it all, she knows she is doing things which are especially risky and that hiding them isn’t helping, but she can’t stop herself. She feels so alone and disconnected from everyone and everything that she can’t see what is happening around her, but it is when someone finds what she is doing when she is caught in the act that things finally come to a head.
Will Daisy be able to reach out to those around her to help her to battle her inner demons, or will she continue in this downward spiral and become even more of a danger to herself than she already is? This book is dark, yet enlightening and makes you think as you look through the eyes of a troubled girl and those around her, it is not for the faint of heart and it is not an easy read, but it is well worth the time you take to go along Daisy’s journey with her.
Daisy’s Darkness (Wheels & Hogs Book 6) by D.M. Earl – Review by Gail Guerrero
Five Stars
Have you ever had that feeling that the nothingness was bliss? That you can’t understand why you’re here? That all consuming feeling that things would be better if you were gone? That’s the emotions this books brings me. I remember being a teen and feeling like I shouldn’t exist. Feeling like I’m just that random character in a story that passes everyone like a ghost on a ship. Even as an adult there are times when life is too much. This story was amazing for the simple fact that we all can relate. Even the most joyful person you know has felt that darkness. As a mom with a soon to be teen daughter I understand and feel the fear. The thought that my daughter could feel this way hurts. Knowing that all you can do is let them know you are here. Man the feels this book brought out is just ugh. If you’re ready to step into your teenage shoes again and get a glimpse of what today’s youth are feeling read this book.
Even though this book was written for the young adult, I was hooked from the very start! Daisy seems to speak for us all when our spotlights are dimmed. I was drawn to this book because I related to Daisy’s struggle not just in high school but as a person. From the internal struggles to her physical abuse she’s going through, Daisy is one tough cookie but she feels the need to vent through the reader so her experience is quite harrowing but the reader sees her for who she is. Please pick up this and share in Daisy’s story of her life to see where it brings you.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Faith Jacksonhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngFaith Jackson2021-04-01 21:42:122021-04-01 23:28:25Daisy’s Darkness (Wheels & Hogs Book 6) by D.M. Earl – Review by Faith Jackson
Daisy’s Darkness is a young adult story that has a dark theme. I really appreciate this author’s writing style. It is a story that makes you think throughout the book. You can feel the real struggles of the characters. The characters are complex and fully developed. The complex nature of the character’s feelings is fully relatable. This is about Daisy. She has many questions about her daily struggles and the pain she feels. Every day she is fighting to see light through all of her darkness. She is lonely but will she let others comfort her through this difficult point in her life? Will she come out of the darkness? I recommend this story to everyone and would recommend this to preteen and older.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Erica Fishhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngErica Fish2021-04-01 18:08:502021-04-01 23:26:04Daisy’s Darkness (Wheels & Hogs Book 6) by D.M. Earl – Review by Erica Fish
5 stars! WOW! What an awesome read! I could not put this book down. I didn’t know if Daisy was going to make it through this year in high school. The bullying she suffers would be too much for anyone and the fact that nobody in her family could recognize that she was hurting really made my heart lurch. I was very grateful to see the love and support she had within her family and friends groups and was hoping to see a little more happen with Griffin but I was satisfied with what we got. I would highly recommend this book for all young adults. Even though this is just a book, these scenarios are real and happen to teenagers all around. It would be nice for all youth to see how bullying of any kind could effect someone and what they can turn to, to make themselves feel better, or how they discipline theirselves because of it. I did not catch the other books in the series, this book can be read as a stand alone.
This book is about as real as it can get when it comes to shedding a light on the many obstacles, feelings, and scary and scarring topics that teenagers deal with today. I don’t know if it is because I currently have a thirteen year old girl and 5 other kiddos who will hit teenage years, or if it just was plain mind consuming for me because I could relate on a personal level at that age as well, but this book will be with me for a long long time to come. I will say it does have some extremely triggering topics and may be difficult if you do not feel steady or strong in your mental health at the moment. However, I say that with caution because I am a strong believer in words being a healing thing for many. It is nice to feel as if you are not alone in the world whether it is a fiction or nonfiction read. This author, DM Earl, has done a wonderful job as well handling the topics in a way that I found constructive not just for mere filler in a story. I will not give away any of the gritty details because that is something you will want to read and enjoy for yourself, but I will say this is not one you will want to miss. I am new to DM Earl and her writing so I have not read the other books in this series, yet, but I was completely able to dive right in and not feel as if I needed those books to enjoy or understand this one. I will be going to dive into them as soon as possible, and look forward to seeing what else we will get in the future from DM Earl.
Daisy’s Darkness is book six in the Wheels and Hogs series by D. M. Earl. Daisy’s story is a beautifully emotional that was as heartbreaking to read as it was heartwarming. Author Earl addresses some issues that our young adults have to struggle with in day to day life. A person is so impressionable at that age and this author has captured all those emotions, highs, lows, extremely well. The story was written very well and the story was really relatable. Daisy does not realise her self worth and is a victim of bullying. Her soul was hurting from the weight she carried and the pain she endured just by surviving another day.
Daisy’s Darkness was an unexpected surprise and the story left me battered but elated that I got to experience it in its raw and life like state. 5 stars.
This is the 6th book in the Wheels & Hogs series and also my first book by this author. In saying that I can say that this book can be read as a standalone. I was able to piece everything together without any issues.
This book started off so strong with Daisy’s dairy logs and didn’t not let up until the end. Each chapter kept me sitting on the edge of my seat waiting to find out how everything was going to play out.
This author did an amazing job with writing this story, it’s incredibly heart breaking, intense, emotional and truly tragic. This story hits on so many real issues that young people face every single day, from bullying, eating disorders, self-harm and suicide. There were times where I found it hard to read for those reasons but I loved how the story sheds light on real life.
I would absolutely recommend this book to anyone looking for an emotional read!
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Kaitlynn Taylorhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngKaitlynn Taylor2021-03-30 19:43:342021-03-30 22:51:46Daisy’s Darkness (Wheels & Hogs Book 6) by D.M. Earl – Review by Kaitlynn Taylor
This book, by far, is one that has made me cry the most. Daisy dealt with so much in her young life. It was just heart breaking the things she endured. She felt she couldn’t go to her family in fear of basically be judged as crazy. She had a circle of friends who, along with her, were being bullied. They had each others backs. It breaks my heart the things that kids who are bullied endured. I felt as if, even though she was mad at first, she felt relieved when her brother found out the secrets she was keeping. It was then she found out her family would support her no matter what. When a friend commits suicide Daisy takes hard. With the help of her immediate and extended family she is able to get the help she needs. I was happy to see that Daisy was able to have a happy ending.
I’m absolutely emotionally drained after reading this!! D.M. Earl is an author I’ve come to really respect and I also expect really hard hitting topics in her books, Daisy’s Darkness is a perfect example of this. Throughout this book I kept trying to remember if bullying was such a huge issue when I was growing up. I just think it wasn’t really talked about. Maybe because of books like this there is more awareness about these problems and hopefully some positive reactions will come out of extremely sad books like this. But even though it was a really gut wrenching experience it was worth every single word.
Wow. I thought I knew what I was getting ready to read when I picked this book up. But I wasn’t prepared for the pure emotion that filled every page. You name it – I felt it. I felt it for Daisy. I felt it as Daisy. Beautifully written, the author works through some really remarkable emotion toil and social issues and treats them with levity. Nothing was glossed over. Everything felt authentic. Just an incredibly well written book.
This is the 6th book in the Wheels & Hogs series. This is a Young Adult novel and is 222 pages. This story follows Daisy who, in her mind, feels lost and alone. Daisy, being a teenager, struggles with everyday life, and all the trials and tribulations young teenagers go through on the path to finding themselves. Daisy is not one of the popular kids, so it makes life even harder when her brother starts dating the leader of the meanest girls in school. Daisy goes through the motions of self-loathing and self-harm and it all starts to become a bit too much. Her brother finally sees her struggles and reaches out to their family for help.
This was an interesting and emotional read. It is a book for young adults. It covers issues that some young people deal with and the author covers sensitive topics in a way that is respectful but also informative.
Daisy was a normal girl. Until her life starts being overtaken by a darkness she doesn’t understand. The things in her life that brought her joy don’t any more. Her family are trying to help but Daisy feels like she can’t reach out to them.
Add to all this confusion the fact Daisy is being bullied constantly and forcing herself to purge after every meal and it is a situation that is unhealthy and gets worse as time progresses.
Is there a way through this darkness? Can Daisy fight her demons? Can she reach for the help she desperately needs? Or will the darkness consume her completely.
Daisy’s Darkness was an emotional roller coaster, from start to finish the author had me in tears as the book follows a young and depressed teenage girl who is on the verge of a mental breakdown. D.M. uses the story to show how important it is to not only have people you trust in your corner, but also the importance of reaching out for help even at your lowest point. This book hit home for me in a myriad of ways because at that age I too went through some of the same things as Daisy. I loved the happy ending the most, because in the end she realized she was not alone and that no matter how deep of a hole she got into it wasn’t too late to turn things around.
This is the first book I’ve read by Earl. This is part of the Wheels & Hogs Series but can be read as a standalone. This book is amazing and a great start to a new series. I’ll be reading the rest soon.
Daisy is your everyday normal teenager. She isn’t exactly overweight, but could lose a few pounds. What happens when you’re in high school and you don’t look perfect? You get bullied. Things are great for her until her older brother starts dating one of the mean girls.
Daisy finds that two newbies have talked about committing suicide and has tried to help them. The quote I chose for Daisy is: “Mom, what’s wrong? Oh God, did something else happen to Mary? Oh God, please don’t tell me Sabrina and her mean girls pushed someone else to do what Mary did? Mom, please talk to me.”
This is the 6th book in the series and I would highly recommend reading the other one before this so you know the bakcstory. This is a very real story which touches many senstivie topics this is a very hard hitting book.Daisy family are oblivious to the hurt Daisy’s is going through. I found this book very raw to read but it absolutely touched the subjects correctly.
Daisy’s Darkness is the sixth book in the Wheels & Hogs series by D.M. Earl. This is my first read by D.M, so I had no idea of what to expect- but the blurb lured me, so I took a chance and dove in. I hadn’t realised at the time, that this was the sixth book in a series, so I am jumping into it a bit backwards- I was happy to discover that even though I hadn’t read the previous 5 books, it didn’t impact on my reading of this story. It can be read as a standalone, but having said that, I am intrigued enough to want to go back and read them, too. The story is emotional, so I recommend having a box of tissues beside you while you read, as you will probably need them. This is a YA story, so it is full of all the angst and teenage drama you would expect from teenagers- but it also gives a insight into some of the real problems faced by our young ones in today’s society- exploring issues such as bullying, peer pressure, the huge role social media plays in their lives, depression, anxiety, cutting, self-image, self-esteem, eating disorders, fitting in, isolation, loneliness, and dealing with dark thoughts. The story is heart-wrenching and a little dark in places, but the author balances all the heaviness with lighter moments, family love and understanding, and a touch of romance. Looking forward to seeing what the rest of the series holds.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Angela Hayeshttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngAngela Hayes2021-03-28 02:56:312021-03-28 10:42:46Daisy’s Darkness (Wheels & Hogs Book 6) by D.M. Earl – Review by Angela Hayes
Daisy’s Darkness (Wheels & Hogs Book 6) by D.M. Earl is a YA story and one full of the usual teenage mean girls, drama and angst and so much more. DM is a new author to me, so I haven’t read the other books in the series, but I didn’t feel like it mattered tall that much in the grand scheme of things. It is an emotional and hard hitting read but DM does not shy away from the telling. The story shares some major issues that YA’s face in today’s world such as bullying and abuse, eating disorders and suicide and other mental health issues so be aware in case of triggers.
You are going to want to hit out at the mean biatches and take them down whilst gathering Daisy and her friends into a safety bubble full of hugs and love.
Daisy’s Darkness by D.M. Earl is the sixth book in the Wheels and Hogs series. This is such an emotional and difficult book but it is one of those books that everyone who help read. The author dives right into tackling such difficult and heart wrenching subjects and yet they are ones that are so prevalent in today’s world. The author has done such a good job of writing this book that you feel everything right alongside Daisy – her pain, her anguish, her isolation. It really does feel like there is just no way forward for her. And yet the author shows how it is possible to turn things around, no matter how hard or impossible it seems to be at first. This is a story that I knew I would enjoy but never quite expected to be drawn into it the way I was. This book really is one that needs to be read by everyone!
Daisy’s Darkness (Wheels & Hogs Book 6) by D.M. Earl. I LOVED this book. Its a young adult story that is very dark at times. Its the story of Daisy who doesn’t seem to fit in with the cool kids rather she hangs out with her group called “the Queenies”. They have always been very open with each other and are always there for one another. When Daisy starts to get in her own head and pulls away from the group her big brother Jagger see it and brings the problem to the attention of their family. Daisy being bullied and dealing with all the teenage angst along with that just piles more on her than she can handle. When Griffin who has noticed Daisy for a while now but was waiting for her to mature a bit sees she is struggling he jumps in to try to help her. This book is a coming of age story that deals with the very real problems of today. Bullying, social media, hormones and all the other fun stuff of growing up.
This is a young adult story that is a little dark and I loved reading it. This is an author I have loved from the first time I picked up one of her books. I was pulled into the story from the first word. It is a fast paced, well written story that kept me turning pages to the end. The characters are relatable and bring the story to life. They made the story easy to read. This is a story about a young girl whose life is just a struggle. She is in search of ways to make her feel less lonely and most of all less pain. She struggles everyday but will she find the light? Will the people who care about her help bring light into her or will the darkness just take over? I loved watching the characters grow throughout the story and what they bring to the story. I am glad I picked up this book and I think you will too. I highly recommend this book and this author.
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