I wanted to like this, I really did. The description made it sound so deep and fabulous, but I was let down. I just didn't lie Daelynn enough to care about her life. I got that she was bullied which was horrible and no one should be subject to that, but I just didn't find her very likable. And don'...
Daelyn has suffered major psychological damage from years of being bullied. The torment and embarrassment she received because of her weight started her downhill slide into despair. Daelyn has lost her desire to live and failed at several attempts to end her life. Her latest failure has left her ...
ok i love julie anne peters, but this book has got to be the worst book she ever wrote. im suprised i finished it.... first off, the character daelyn, i dont get what her problem is. can she talk and she just chooses not to or did something happen to her that makes her not talk. to me she just didnt...
this book instantly intrigued me when i saw the title and description. it a tough read ... heavy and sometimes hard to stomach but completely worth it. daelyn is hard to grasp as a character i felt sorry for her but i was also mad. she was giving up and i wanted her to fight for her life and happine...
I found this book to be a quick, but powerful read. Though it deals with a dark and somewhat depressing subject matter, I found myself torn between sadness and empathy and acting as a kind of omniscient cheerleader.
A sad and poignant read, Peters dealt with suicide and bullying in a very real way. The main character has been bullied her entire life - made fun of, teased, physically abused, sexually abused - all for being overweight and not feeling strong enough to stick up for herself. She is determined to s...
I knew going into this that it was going to be a sad book but I had no clue it would be so depressing. I just can't get past how saw the book was and how honest it was. I think that's the real hard part.Daelyn Rice feels that she has no reason to live. She has no friends, no confidence, nothing l...
Reviewed from an ARC I got at ALA.A bleak book, but not quite as bleak as it seems at first glance. Yes, it's about a suicidal teenage girl (Daelyn Rice), who suffers cruel bullying (and worse things) throughout her life, counting down the days before she will make her final suicide attempt. But the...
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