Anne Marie Bennett has written a beautiful and expansive book, Dragonflies at Night. It is an inspiring story about a young girl who dreams of finding her soul mate. The novel is a perfect read for young women who are dealing with a life-changing event, such as the death of a parent. This story will touch any reader who has experienced loss or is currently grieving the death of a loved one.
When you see a dragonfly in the middle of the night, you should take note of its color. Usually, a brown dragonfly symbolizes change and opensness. It could also mean that your home is a safe haven for you and your family, but that it is a place where stress and emotional blocks can build up. The color brown is also symbolic of new beginnings, such as a new plant or indoor fountain, and soothing music. If you see a brown dragonfly in your home, you should look into the color black, which stands for deep mystery, formality, and elegance.
Dragonflies at Night is a quick read, but its plot did not seem realistic. The main characters are too perfect for each other, and their relationship was easy to read. There were no obstacles that the protagonists had to overcome, and the story seemed to unfold too smoothly. While it was a romance novel, I did find it unrealistic that Savannah and Ben were content with their lives. The novel portrays the unattainable love of two people who don’t know how to deal with each other.