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For Always

by Danielle Sibarium (Goodreads Author)

3.82 of 5 stars 3.82 · rating details · 340 ratings · 45 reviews

You never really get over your first love. Such is the case for fourteen-year-old Stephanie Barrano, self-proclaimed misfit and death magnet. A freshman in high school, Stephanie is befriended by Jordan Brewer, a hot, in-demand senior, who pulls her from the outer circle of obscurity into the realm of acceptance. Jordan quickly works his way into Stephanie’s heart. He’s he...more

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Published October 27th 2011 (first published June 27th 2011)

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Mar 07, 2012 Chrystle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: own-it, ya-romance

This story is the epitome of teen angst, with a mix of severe depression. WOW! It was a very emotional read, especially for a YA story. When I say emotional, I don't mean "boo hoo the boy doesn't like me". There is devestation, death, betrayal, and a glimmer of a happy ending. Jordan and Stephanie are close friends, with a silent understanding that they would like to be more. He is hung up on the age difference and thinks she is too optimistic about relationships. She is hung up on HIM and can't...more

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Oct 13, 2012 Alise (Readers in Wonderland) rated it 4 of 5 stars

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This is somewhat of a hard review to write because my feelings about the novel changed throughout the storyline, the end being very strong and emotional.

The book begins with Stephanie Barrano in her freshman year. She meets Jordan, a senior, and she falls hard quickly. The problem I had with this is the age difference. In my experience, a senior boy would not take a second look at a...more

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Jul 15, 2012 Jen rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: indie-author

3.5 Stars!

Thank you to author, Danielle Sibarium for this e-book! This is a nicely written contemporary albeit a little darker and heavier on the teen angst and depression than your traditional YA read. Stephanie's story sucked me right in but hers is not an easy one and I was left feeling emotionally drained. Despite all she's been through, she showed courage and a willingness to make the most of her life even after she felt as though she'd hit rock bottom. (Refusing to give up is rarely a bad...more

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Oct 27, 2011 Danielle rated it 5 of 5 stars

Vampires, werewolves, faeries, and all the paranormal creatures you can think of have been taking over the Young Adult shelves. No matter what library or bookstore you step into, you are bound to find tons of them. It's time to take a break, and curl up with an outstanding contemporary YA novel. For Always is just perfect for that. The emotion and page turning plot, will have you falling in love with story and characters.

The main character, Stephanie, doesn't feel like she's wanted or fits in....more

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May 12, 2012 Erica rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012-completely-contemp-challenge

Dark and gritty, Danielle Sibarium has delivered a darker YA contemporary that is one enjoyable read. With an enticing plot and good cast of characters, For Always is one book you don't want to miss.

There isn't enough good dark contemporary out there, so For Always was such a treat in that way. The beginning of the book felt a bit off to me, and I wasn't sure what I was going to think. Shortly after this, I was just loving the story and didn't want it to end.

The characters were so great! I reall...more

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Dec 22, 2011 Lori Loves Reading rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-2011

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Jan 11, 2012 Reading, Eating & Dreaming rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 3-stars, 4-stars

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For Always by Danielle Sibaruim was a good young adult romance novel. Some of content in this novel pertains to drinking, drugs, and sex; therefore, I recommend this novel to “mature” young adults.

For Always is Stephanie and Jordan’s love story. Their story isn’t a fluffy fairytale. It’s a sweet story filled with hope, happiness and love, but it’s also an emotional story full of guilt, loss, and heartache.

This sto...more CLICK HERE TO READ MORE REVIEWS AT READING, EATING AND DREAMING I WAS BLAIR WALDORF

For Always by Danielle Sibaruim was a good young adult romance novel. Some of content in this novel pertains to drinking, drugs, and sex; therefore, I recommend this novel to “mature” young adults.

For Always is Stephanie and Jordan’s love story. Their story isn’t a fluffy fairytale. It’s a sweet story filled with hope, happiness and love, but it’s also an emotional story full of guilt, loss, and heartache.

This story takes place over a four-year time span. When we are first introduced to the characters, Stephanie is a freshman in high school and Jordan is a senior in high school. Stephanie is a shy introvert who alienates herself from everyone but her best friend, Maria. And, even though Maria is her best friend, no one really gets her until she meets Jordan. His confidence, attention, and acceptance help bring Stephanie out of her shell. Jordan and Stephanie develop a strong… friendship. Stephanie wants to be more than friends, and she is pretty sure that Jordan wants that too, but Jordan’s reluctance to accept their age difference keeps them in the friend zone. Four years later, we are reintroduced to the characters and their friendship. Now that Stephanie is older, can she and Jordan have the relationship that she has always wanted? Or does an unexpected tragedy ruin their chance at happily ever after?

One of my favorite things about this novel was that it showed us Stephanie and Jordan’s relationship over time. Watching the characters relationship evolve over a four year time span was more interesting and more realistic.

On the other hand, my least favorite thing about this novel was the characters. I thought that they were ordinary and, sort of, dull. I had a hard time connecting with them and believing in their love for one another.

Overall, For Always was an enjoyable young adult romance novel.

I gave For Always by Danielle Sibarium 3 STARS (3.5 STARS).

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Apr 28, 2012 Trisha rated it 5 of 5 stars

Let me first say that is book is AMAZING, FABULOUS, STUPENDOUS and all the spectacular words in the English dictionary that can describe this book. To be honest I don't think all those words combined can describe how wonderful this book is. I abso-freaking-lutely of loved this book. A warning to anyone reading this book, KEEP A BOX OF KLEENEX near by because you are going to cry. I find it hard for books to make me cry and when I do its a because this book is just BEAUTIFUL. Sometimes things jus...more

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Jan 10, 2012 Nicky rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, wrong-name, virgin-heroine, unrequited-love, unlikeable-heroine, tstl, second-chance, revenge

Wow.. Talk about a surprise. This book wasnt anything like I expected, I bought it thinking I was going to get just a run of the mill book.. That was SO not the case. This book was surprisingly deep. and i do mean deep. Not my cuppa but it was a change and I literally put my kindle down twice and read it in a couple of hours. I was glued to the screen. Personally I really liked the heroine. At least for the first half of the book. The second half of the book she had a total personality transplan...more

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Jul 08, 2012 Tabitha rated it 4 of 5 stars

I don't know what I was expecting from For Always, but the story I got definetly wasn't it. This book was emotional and heartbreaking while at the same time having this underlying sense of hope for the characters. I absolutely loved it! I read this book in about two and a half hours because it was near impossible to set down. I had to know what was going to happen next, and the few times I did set it down I was left thinking about the story the whole time.

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Oct 19, 2012 Me-an rated it 4 of 5 stars

TEARJERKER!

I never thought reading this while Christina Perri sings in the background would turn into one major sobfest.

Jordan and Stephanie's relationship somehow reminds me of that of Phillip and Jadyn's in That Boy in the way both boys look after the girls. But, even though Jordan and Stephanie did not start as childhood friends and only met during high school, their relationship still runs deep in a way which helps both of them relate with each other.

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Nov 04, 2011 Ashley rated it 5 of 5 stars

I love this book! I was sucked in from the very first chapter. You can feel the love Stephanie has for Jordan in every word.

Stephanie thinks she causes death where ever she goes. So she makes it a point to not get close to anyone. Except Maria, her best friend. When upperclassman Jordan starts to notice her, she doesn't believe it, but it makes her days in high school so much better.

Stephanie knows Jordan is the one for her, but he has a problem with their age difference. So she vows to her sel...more

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Jun 18, 2012 Jessirae rated it 5 of 5 stars

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I wasn’t expecting to be pulled into Stephanie’s life so easily and I certainly wasn’t expecting to be affected by everything that happened to her. Most of all, I wasn’t expecting to be moved by Stephanie and Jordan’s story. Not only did Danielle Sibarium impress me, but she captivated me with her beautiful writing. She wrote Stephanie’s story with so much depth and passion, I felt it deep down inside me through her writing alone. Each page and each part of For Always stayed with me and kept me...more I wasn’t expecting to be pulled into Stephanie’s life so easily and I certainly wasn’t expecting to be affected by everything that happened to her. Most of all, I wasn’t expecting to be moved by Stephanie and Jordan’s story. Not only did Danielle Sibarium impress me, but she captivated me with her beautiful writing. She wrote Stephanie’s story with so much depth and passion, I felt it deep down inside me through her writing alone. Each page and each part of For Always stayed with me and kept me riveted to the very end.  

I loved diving into Stephanie’s life from the very start. Every moment with her was interesting and entertaining. I loved getting to know her. I was able to relate and connect to her instantly. I understood why she thought she was cursed, even though I knew she wasn’t. I was sad that she distanced herself from other people and I could see how quiet, insecure and self conscious she was. However, I could see an inner strength coming from Steph, along with her compassion and selflessness. Even when other students treated Stephanie badly, she only showed kindness. Stephanie was an honorable and admirable person. Stephanie just wasn’t a character in the book, but she felt like a close friend I have known all my life.

I loved Jordan. He was funny, kind and such a gentleman. He respected Stephanie way more than her other boyfriends did. He was a true friend and confidante. When Stephanie got closer to Jordan throughout the story, I can see how Stephanie changed. He helped bring down the walls that Stephanie always had up and he brought overall happiness into her life. Jordan helped Stephanie to be more confident. He always encouraged Steph, helped her and was always there for her whenever she needed him. I understood his hesitation and his resistance to go further into a relationship with Steph, even when she didn’t. Jordan seemed well put together, but I could tell that he was broken. What made Jordan more real was his vulnerability, the demons he tried hard to bury and the fact that he was afraid. I saw a side of him that wasn’t there before and I really did ache for him in his worst moments.  

Steph and Jordan’s relationship felt so real to me. I have to admit that I was so frustrated because it was so obvious how much they loved each other. It was obvious that they needed each other and that they belonged together, but it seemed like everything was always in the way. I felt so involved with Steph and Jordan’s relationship I couldn’t help but root for them in the end.

Overall, Danielle Sibarium really brought the perfect mix of heartache, loss, tragedy, friendship and passionate romance into the book. She also added excellent plot twists to really make the book exciting, causing a great deal of tension for my two favorite characters. I smiled and laughed plenty of times and I even cried. I thought For Always was well written and thoroughly thought out. The pacing was perfect for the development of Stephanie and Jordan’s relationship. She put Steph and Jordan’s love into words, but the pages of the story brought their love to life.   

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Nov 08, 2012 Stephanie Parent rated it 4 of 5 stars

For Always might be the only book I’ve ever read with a main character who shares my name—I’ve racked my brain and can’t think of any others—and it was downright eerie how much I could identify with this novel’s Stephanie, right from the very first chapter. Like Stephanie in For Always, I experienced an unusual number of family deaths at a young age, and while I didn’t consciously blame myself the way Stephanie did, it definitely had a huge impact on me. So I could definitely identify with Steph...more

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Jan 18, 2012 Kerri rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book took me by surprise. For one it was directed at a much more mature YA audience. "For Always" is about a high school junior Stephanie and a senior Jordan and their attraction for each other. The story spans a four year time period and the fault I have with the book is that the story drags. They spend four years liking each other and never getting together. It takes almost until the end of the story for them to share their first kiss. It was very frustrating. Having said that I do believ...more

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Jun 11, 2012 Forever YA Fiction rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: loved-it

Wow! What an amazing, sad, and beautiful story. We loved that this book took place over a four-year period. It was nice to see the characters grow throughout the book, while still holding on to their inner insecurities that come along with being a teenager. Stephanie broke our hearts, and made us remember what it was like to be a teenager. Now as amazing as this book is it did frustrate us many times, but in a good way. One minute you want to yell at Stephanie and Jordan and the next you want to...more

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Aug 22, 2012 Karen Riley rated it 5 of 5 stars

Although I was nothing like Stephanie in high school, I could relate to her and I was drawn into the story from the first page. I liked the story being told from the first person perspective. Her best friend, Maria, reminded me of a lot of kids I knew back in HS and the characterization in this book is well done. The tension and romantic angst is handled well and the book is definitely a page turner. Reading this book brought back memories of stories like this that I devoured growing up - before...more

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Mar 30, 2012 Linda rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was an amazing book it is the first book ive ever read on my kindle fire it kind of reminded me of one of my favorite books call Heart on a Chain by Cindy Bennett.
Basically this book is about a girl named Stephanie who falls in love with a boy that is 4 years older than her named Jordan.
Jordan loves Stephanie but claims he cant be with because of their age difference, the beginning if the story is being told when Stephanie is a freshman in high school and Jordan is a senior. Then the secon...more

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Apr 20, 2013 Chapter by Chapter rated it 3 of 5 stars

When I first saw the title of author Danielle Sibarium’s, For Always I had a feeling I would be reading something teen fiction meets young love. I was spot on. I have to admit that I don’t read much teen fiction and am not all that used to reading it, however it was quite the adventure to get out of my comfort zone and delve into the life of main character Stephanie Barrano.

For Always starts off with a fourteen year old (death trap named) Stephanie who has just entered high school. Awkward and t...more When I first saw the title of author Danielle Sibarium’s, For Always I had a feeling I would be reading something teen fiction meets young love. I was spot on. I have to admit that I don’t read much teen fiction and am not all that used to reading it, however it was quite the adventure to get out of my comfort zone and delve into the life of main character Stephanie Barrano.

For Always starts off with a fourteen year old (death trap named) Stephanie who has just entered high school. Awkward and the shadow of her popular best friend Maria, Stephanie didn’t expect that calling one of Maria’s crushes would result in him remembering her existence. Jordan Brewer is an eighteen year old senior and one of the most desirable boys in school. When Stephanie begins to fall for Jordan he becomes the only thing she cares about and it doesn’t take long for Jordan to start to feel the same way. Just when things between them start to get serious Jordan leaves Stephanie, but she decides to wait for him, sure that one day her and Jordan will finally be together the way she wants them both to be.

Four years later, Stephanie is almost eighteen and loses her prom date when she accidentally calls him by Jordan’s name. Jordan appears out of the blue, returning for Stephanie. However things aren’t as picture perfect as Stephanie imagined them to be. Jordan has a girlfriend and he doesn’t seem to have the same strong feelings he used to for Stephanie. When he becomes her prom date Stephanie is sure she’s won him back and she does, finally managing to obtain the special spot in her heart she’s been dreaming of.

Then the unthinkable happens: As Jordan breaks up with his girlfriend he gets into a car accident and she dies. Jordan immediately thinks that it’s his own fault, blaming himself… and his love for Stephanie for killing her. Jordan ignores Stephanie, trying to get her away from him to honor his girlfriend’s memory, but the romance between the two of them isn’t yielding. Stephanie won’t give up on him and she’s sure that he feels the same way about her. She won’t lose him, not again.

What I was really caught on when I started the novel was the age similarity between me and Stephanie. I like realism and I have to say that most of fourteen year old Stephanie was genuine. I could relate to her in some ways and in others I couldn’t. I got her need to fit in and the way she viewed herself however I personally didn’t agree with her and Jordan’s relationship because of the age difference. There’s a four year age difference. I really didn’t like the idea of a fourteen year old girl and an eighteen year old guy going out together all romantic-like. Sure I think that some of the guys at my high school who are seniors are hot, but I doubt that we’d have anything in common because of the gap between our ages (after all, Stephanie just got out of middle school…).

Stephanie was a character that I both loved and was irked by at the same time. I found it interesting that she was a walking death-magnet for the people closest to her. It sounded like a paranormal aspect when I first started reading, but eventually turned out to just be something that happened around Stephanie. Do I want a concrete explanation about her “curse” besides poetic murmurings meant to comfort her? Oh yeah. Do I hope this concrete explanation is cool? Totally.

My only real issue with Stephanie were her choices, they had me feeling she was absolutely spiralling out of control. I understand that she’s in love with Jordan and that she doesn’t want to let him go but honestly, some of the things that she decides to do and comes to conclusions with had me fuming. Not only does she fall for some of the creepiest dudes (excluding Jordan) but when Jordan tries to push her away and hurts her by trying to protect himself she decides to go gallivanting and try to get revenge on him in some of the most insane ways. It was not crashing the mode.

Sibarium did a good job of creating a romance in which readers try to cheer on the protagonist to end up with her Prince Charming. I did like the relationship between Jordan and Stephanie and I did want them to end up together. Maybe it was the backstory or the fact that he accidentally got his girlfriend killed so he could be with her, there was something about Jordan and Stephanie that I adored. For Always is a novel that I would recommend to readers that are fans of teen fiction and teen romance. Readers who are looking for a novel about true love and high school romances will definitely fall for this title. (less)

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Apr 20, 2013 Shannon (aka Readergirl) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Just wow. I'm on a contemporary kick right now, which is fine by me. I had kind of gotten burnt out on high concept, paranormal, and/or series type books and just wanted to read some satisfying, one-book stories. And I've found some really great ones lately, including this one.

This was a touching, serious story that is about characters that meet with true-to-life situations. What girl hasn't had a serious crush on an older guy and loved him from afar. Who can't relate to that? You just had to l...more

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Nov 23, 2012 Brianna Lee Book Reviews rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arr, drama, ya, romance, contemporary, high-school-age, r2r

I was happy to curl up with this book. I always enjoy YA novels, and “For Always” was no exception. I enjoyed that it wasn’t a happy-go-lucky teen scene book; I liked that I felt raw emotion. I am going to give “For Always” 4 STARS and I would definitely read more from author Danielle Sibarium. I would recommend this book to people who like to read Young Adult novels and to anyone who likes to read fiction that deals with real life issues. Though, due to some of the scenes and concepts of this b...more

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Jul 26, 2012 The BookWhisperer rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was a really hard one to review! I really liked the characters, and the longevity of the romance building between Jordan and Stephanie. This was a young adult novel, and it was a glimpse of pure young love. Romance readers will melt with the growing bond between these two main characters. As a story this was as far as my raving could go. As much as I wanted to love this story it just seemed to be lacking the power and intensity that seemed to be simmering under the surface. The constant tug...more

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Jan 17, 2012 Angelic rated it 5 of 5 stars

Great book. i loved reading it but got frusrtated with Step and Jordan. They were so scared to admit to each other how much they loved each other. The book follows them Stephanie through hard times and Jordan always coming to the rescue. Their friendship is sweet and easy. Hard times come to their friendship and they argue constantly putting a strain on each other. i love following their story and reading about their ups and downs. Great book i definetly recommend reading it...

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Mar 30, 2012 Gabby (What's Beyond Forks?) rated it 5 of 5 stars

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For Always took me under ten hours to read. I picked it up, and couldn't make myself put it down. The romance between Stephanie and Jordan isn't something that develops easily. Over the years, they see other people, they fight with each other, push each other away, and save each other. I really enjoyed the fact that the story took place over a few years so you could see how the characters grew up and matured. It's not always flowers and butterflies for the cha...more

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Feb 22, 2012 Revati Ragini rated it 1 of 5 stars

Bleck!
What a horrible roller coaster full of horrible circumstances. The main character, Stephanie, is the most immature heroine I've ever had the displeasure to read. And the love interest, he was just stringing her along for years! I couldn't even see any good qualities in him. They both used other people the entire time, and even when having an attack of rebellion, she couldn't go through with anything, making me wonder if the author is Mormon or something. It was horrible, from the first wor...more

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Mar 30, 2012 Linda rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Jan 31, 2012 Karen Kelly Boyce rated it 5 of 5 stars

This author is amazingly talented and I believe that she has found her genre. She has such a deep understanding of young love and the emotions and fears that plague the teens who venture to give their hearts. This story is so touching that it brought back memories of my own teenage romances. I highly recommend this book and look forward to future works by this author. Karen Kelly Boyce, author of Down Right Good

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May 02, 2012 Seabreeze rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-romance, favorite-books

This book was amazing. I adore the charecters. My heart broke for Stephanie. We all know what it is like to feel insecure, to feel shunned by others, whether real or imagined. And Jordan! As much as I wanted to dislike him, I couldn't. I loved that he had demons of his own. Death is hard to deal with at any age, but when your young, you tend to blame yourself for things you have absolutely no control of, as these charecters did.

From the start of the book to the end, I saw tremendous growth in St...more

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Nov 17, 2012 J.j. Lair rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book had two characters that you want to see together, but there are obstacles constantly in front of them. It kept the story interesting while never getting frustrating that they don't get together sooner.
YA can be tough to write because the conflicts have to be real and handled like a person that age would handle things. This books does that.

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Mar 11, 2013 Anna rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult-fiction

I loved the characters, I love the storyline.Everything was really good!Some problems with the book We had to wait until over 90% of the book for the two characters to kiss for the first time what?!As well as love between the two characters never felt that true love....all in all I really enjoyed the last 30 pages.

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