I enjoyed this, and really liked the aspect of having a main character with OCD. I thought the author portrayed this character very well as I could really feel her anxiety and stress over keeping her disability a secret from her friends. Samantha has been a part of the popular kids for some time, ...
This was her last poem When I heard about Every Last Word, I was looking forward getting the book. It was a real challenge for me searching through all the bookstores and only one major bookstore in Kuala Lumpur will able to order for me. Waited more than a month for it and when I got it, I read ...
Goodreads Synopsis: If you could read my mind, you wouldn't be smiling.Samantha McAllister looks just like the rest of the popular girls in her junior class. But hidden beneath the straightened hair and expertly applied makeup is a secret that her friends would never understand: Sam has Purely-Obses...
4.5 starsThis is a really great book. I would label it as mature YA because it does have a sex scene and curse words. It's honest about how teens act, think and feel I believe. Every Last Word has parts everyone can relate to about life, but it focuses on a girl with mental health issues. I thin...
Samantha McAllister is part of the "mean girls" clique in high school. Underneath her make-up, straightened hair, and carefully chosen outfits she's hiding a secret - she has OCD. She even sees a psychiatrist for it. She knows if her friends ever found out they would torture her, but they've been he...
This book touched my heart. I loved the poems and poets corner, I wish there was a place like that in every school. So that everyone could expres their feelings without being judged.And the characters were so likeable, I loved Sam and shrinkSue, but also AJ and Caroline.And the plottwist... wow, eve...
This novel really had me. This novel is one that I wish I could erase my memory and reread it again and again. Samantha had OCD and talks to no one about it. She has a group of friends that she has had since kindergarten, the Crazy Eights but this group is slowing dwindling down and Samantha seems t...
I really wanted to love this book. It was hyped up, and I guess I could see why, but at the same time, as a person who knows someone that has OCD, it just seemed kind of unrealistic. I’m not saying that this book was bad. This book was done better than others, thankfully this issue wasn’t highly rom...
I really need to learn not to read books like Every Last Word on the train ride to work. Or at the very least, I need to always have sunglasses to hide my weepy eyes. Tamara Ireland Stone has written an amazing book. It deals with OCD, with what real friendship is, and even with acceptance. Acceptan...
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