Neverland
by:
Shari Arnold (author)
It’s been four months since seventeen-year-old Livy Cloud lost her younger sister, but she isn’t quite ready to move on with her life — not even close. She’d rather spend her time at the Seattle Children’s hospital, reading to the patients and holding onto memories of the sister who was...
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It’s been four months since seventeen-year-old Livy Cloud lost her younger sister, but she isn’t quite ready to move on with her life — not even close. She’d rather spend her time at the Seattle Children’s hospital, reading to the patients and holding onto memories of the sister who was everything to her and more. But when she meets the mysterious and illusive Meyer she is
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Format: Kindle Edition
ASIN: B00UM9HZ3E
Pages no: 359
Edition language: English
With Neverland as the title, it is not a surprise this is a Peter Pan retelling. Livy lost her younger sister a couple of months ago and is struggling to give it a place. When she starts to meet several mysterious people, will she find peace?I really don't know with this book. It was an easy and qui...
Originally posted on my blog Caffeinated BibliophileWhen I first picked this up, months ago, I couldn’t get through it. I almost gave up on it because it was so hard for me to read. It wasn’t because the writing or story was bad, though. I have a child close to the age of Livy’s sister, and when I r...
Book provided by NetgalleyLikes:• Livy is an extremely likeable character, I loved her from the very first page. It's so clear how much she misses her sister and just wants her to come back. At the same time she pretty much has to deal with the loss alone, because her parents are pretty much absent....
While I did enjoy this book, it lost me midway and I struggled to get through it. I think it was well written and there were no obvious flaws; however, it just didn't envelop me, and I perpetually put off reading it for other books. The parallels to Peter Pan became a little too stifling. Livy, We...