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The Sky Is Dead - Community Reviews back

by Sue Brown
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Elci - reading is so her thing.
Elci - reading is so her thing. rated it 11 years ago
You know, I just don't understand how Harry, oops I mean Jack didn't recognize his first great love. Uh, yeah.
Eli Easton Reads
Eli Easton Reads rated it 11 years ago
I always enjoy Sue Brown's books. This was a well-written, as usual, and I enjoyed (if that's the right word) living in the shoes of a homeless kid for the length of these pages. It wasn't too angsty and dire, but real and moving and something I've really not spent much time thinking about. Danny...
Tami
Tami rated it 11 years ago
So, this was good. Better actually than I exptected. It had some sweetness, without being too sappy. What helped here was that the story was told without too much drama - some tragic events of the past were only hinted at, not taken into the main focus. And it worked here! It helped also that bo...
Dreamer
Dreamer rated it 12 years ago
4.5 stars. The touching story of gay 18 year old Danny, a down and out who lives in a London park. He defends 16 year old schoolboy Harry from a knife attack and they are drawn together from then on. Would have loved to award 5 stars but not quite there, lacks a certain realism somehow. The more m/m...
susanylee
susanylee rated it 12 years ago
When I really, really like a book, I can overlook a lot. I can overlook plot holes. I can suspend reality. I can justify lame twists in the story. I can even forgive bad editing. I wanted very much to put “The Sky is Dead” into the category of “books I really, really like enough to forgive the rest...
Yuki
Yuki rated it 12 years ago
Beautiful and heartwrenching story of Danny and Jack. It was about despair, independence, survival and trust. And about love, of course.
Debra E's Never-Ending TBR
Debra E's Never-Ending TBR rated it 12 years ago
4.5 stars This was a beautiful, heart wrenching and emotional story about Danny, who is living on the streets at 16 after being thrown out of his house by his parents when they find out he is gay. The book begins 10 years later, as Danny, now David, is telling his boyfriend about his life before th...
brandon
brandon rated it 12 years ago
There is more truth here than anyone who has not worked with homeless youth will ever understand. For that alone it was 5 stars, but it is a great story as well.
She Reads Too Much
She Reads Too Much rated it 12 years ago
This book kinda made me really sad and I was left feeling like there were sooooo many unresolved issues for David. I adored Jack and felt so bad for the crap hand that life dealt him. I was also very impressed with the way he faced all if it head on. While I know David was supposed to be a sympathet...
adrianamae
adrianamae rated it 12 years ago
3.5For a good review read Susan's in which she gives the reason why I deleted half a point.
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