I'm not a fan of love stories, so, at first, I have been a little reluctant to start reading it. I've won it and it has been lying on my bookshelf for a couple of months, so because of that and because the title was intriguing I decided to give it a try. I can say that I didn't regret my decision be...
SYNOPSIS: Seventeen-year-old Lennie Walker, bookworm and band geek, plays second clarinet and spends her time tucked safely and happily in the shadow of her fiery older sister, Bailey. But when Bailey dies abruptly, Lennie is catapulted to center stage of her own life – and, despite her nonexistent ...
This was a Very Good Book.For a start, I thought it was a refreshing take on the theme of grief. It had a believability that other titles - in particular, I'm thinking of All the Bright Places - I've read recently lack. I felt like the relationship between Lennie and her sister was completely hone...
This was a Very Good Book.For a start, I thought it was a refreshing take on the theme of grief. It had a believability that other titles - in particular, I'm thinking of All the Bright Places - I've read recently lack. I felt like the relationship between Lennie and her sister was completely hone...
Guys, I have a heart of ice. I am not a crier, usually. Very rarely will a book make me tear up. This was one of those rare books. This book melted my heart of ice and turned it into a big, wet, messy puddle. OH MY GOD, This book was gorgeous. It was beautiful. It was amazing. Jandy Nelson's writing...
I’m going to come right out and say it; I was a bit confused with this book. The main character Lennon a.k.a Lennie is supposed to be an eleventh grader but the way she was acting in the book, she was more like a middle schooler. Grief makes people act in a variety of ways but I had a hard time c...
Rachel Neumeier suggested this one when I posted about books that give me feels. It’s a heartwrenching contemporary YA. I liked Lennie, the main character, a lot. I especially liked that the story gives her room to make mistakes without judgement. And I was happy with the way the romance was resolve...
It’s amazing how tragedy always makes for a good book. I guess those of us who spend half our lives with our nose in a book want to feel something when we read. I spent a long time reading nothing but paranormal fiction, usually of the teen variety. This year has been one of discovery for me, as far...
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