History Is All You Left Me
by:
Adam Silvera (author)
Told from the POV of OCD-afflicted 17-year-old Griffin, History Is All You Left Me chronicles the aftermath of the tragic drowning of his ex-boyfriend and first love, Theo. To learn more about the person Theo was becoming, Griffin befriends Theo's most recent boyfriend, Jackson, whom he...
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Told from the POV of OCD-afflicted 17-year-old Griffin, History Is All You Left Me chronicles the aftermath of the tragic drowning of his ex-boyfriend and first love, Theo. To learn more about the person Theo was becoming, Griffin befriends Theo's most recent boyfriend, Jackson, whom he previously wanted nothing to do with. What becomes a destructive relationship between t
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Edition language: English
History Is All You Left Me by Adam Silvera This book has a lot of History, and I confess it made me cry. But not for the reason you think. It wasn't because Griffin loses his first love. No. It was because it reminded me of who I lost on December 11th, 2016. My boyfriend's last name was McIntyre. ...
Wow I don't know what to say exactly about this book. I really loved it. I love how humans Griffin is, what I mean by this is that his not prefect and he knows that. And he doesn't blame other people for his faults. I felt so bad for him with the loss of Theo. I was kind of surprised about things ...
I'll be honest, I struggled to finish this. I didn't like the whole second person point of view. I get that this is a book about mourning and loss which is fine, it just bored me. I couldn't care less about Theo (the one who died) and Griffin, our main character that is struggling. I'm sure many lov...
March 13-15When Griffin’s first love and ex-boyfriend, Theo, dies in a drowning accident, his universe implodes. Even though Theo had moved to California for college and started seeing Jackson, Griffin never doubted Theo would come back to him when the time was right. But now, the future he’s been i...
This story is about a boy grieving the loss of his ex-boyfriend. I liked the beginning of the book. I thought the OCD element was interesting as well. As the book progressed, I really struggled to get through it. I lost interest in the book but forced myself to finish this. I love almost everything ...
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