by Esther Earl, Wayne Earl, Lori Earl, John Green
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I love this kind of books. It's extremely heartbreaking but it's also so full of meanings. I never get bored of reading such a meaningful book. It's truly sad to know that there are a lot of sick people around the world hoping, not to buy a brand new car or a brand new iPhone! But only to get better...
make sure you have the tissues handy.
I read this book (actually, listened to it) hoping to glean insight into John Green's thought process while writing The Fault in Our Stars--a novel that I found to be expertly written on a sentence level, but which had a great many larger problems for me (click here for that review). This Star Won...
I have never cried this much over a book. The tears were running down my cheeks, my eyes were clouding over, making the words difficult to read as they all ran into one another. I was feeling all this emotion over a book that I could not put down, it was incredible. I was so touched by This Star ...
I actually had a really hard time rating this book. I feel almost like a monster only giving it two stars. Let me explain. This book was not an emotional roller coaster like I thought it would be. It seemed like I was on the outside looking in. Yes, Esther sounded like an insanely amazing person. Aw...
I just know that this book will be beautiful, exceptional, and of course, awesome!It's sad to mention that I didn't actually know Esther when she was alive. I discovered all the Nerdfighter awesomeness when I read The Fault in Our Stars in September of 2012. It has been an amazing experience to be a...
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