Tiny Beautiful Things Reviews

tiny beautiful things is a gorgeous and raw adaptation of strayed’s book. strayed’s, and now sarah pidegon’s, portrayal of grief gave me chills. a guide to working through my own anticipatory grief. almost every episode moved me to tears. no doubt i’ll rewatch.

I binged all 8 episode in a day and I ugly cried from start to finish. Such a beautiful, yet heartbreaking story - the acting is great, the characters pull you in.

This show is sad, heartbreaking and just brought me down. Unfortunately, not a show I would watch again.

absolutely trash. couldn’t finish this shit to save my life

Want a Season2!

if i could upload a picture it would be me sobbing my absolute eyes out because this is the most beautiful heartwarming piece of television i have ever watched and i will recommend watching this forever ❤️

sobbing

Almost every episode made me cry. My only criticism is that it feels sort of unfinished.

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Binged this in one day and was not prepared to sob multiple times. The acting is just amazing and the grief it explores is so deep. Was still funny at times and so entertaining.

It was really good, the characters and casting were perfect, and the story of how grief affects your life was shown very well

Funny, sad with great perspectives from Sugar

A therapeutic show that focuses on the fact that it’s never too late to grow, change, forgive or to turn back.

10/10

7/10 Emotional, good acting and nice storyline. 🤌

Didn’t really think I’d enjoy it much but it wasn’t half as bad as I expected 🤷🏼‍♀️

I was delightfully surprised by this show. It was beautifully written and really got to the feels about appreciating those you love while you have them. However, I wish they would’ve made another season because the ending didn’t feel concluding enough for me.

So raw and real

Naaah. There was just toooo much going on with the storyline. Family, job, romance, past… I stopped after 3 episodes. 4/10

Very thought provoking mini series

'Everything good turns out to be bad.'
Well not in this case, its not really my type of thing to watch but the acting, the semi-humour, and the realism all collectively made me enjoy this.
Also, the moral of 'I could die tomorrow' was just heart aching.