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by Robyn Schneider (Goodreads Author)

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I have started reading this book but for some reason I just can't get into it that much, I don't really like the characters mainly, I feel like the storyline is good but I don't seem motivated by reading it. Should I continue it? Is it worth reading it?

Riley Stevenson YES. This book is hard to start, I'll admit, but it gets better. Just stick with it throughout the twists and turns. Keep going! Please don't give up …moreYES. This book is hard to start, I'll admit, but it gets better. Just stick with it throughout the twists and turns. Keep going! Please don't give up on this book!!(less)

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I'm really confused is this book called, Severed Heads, Broken Hearts or The beginning of Everything? I have a paperback and its called Severed Heads, Broken Hearts but I've just seen The beginning of Everything on this site and it has the exact same description and everything... I'm so confused what is its real name!?

Shay It's called Severed Heads, Broken Hearts in the UK but The Beginning of Everything in the USA. Apparently the image of 'severed heads' is too violent …moreIt's called Severed Heads, Broken Hearts in the UK but The Beginning of Everything in the USA. Apparently the image of 'severed heads' is too violent for a US audience.(less)

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what age do you believe this book is appropriate for?

Allyson Aguirre i would say 13 and up because though it does have a couple inappropriate parts and curse words, it is a really good read and would be find for teens.

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I have fallen in love with Ezra Faulkner! As a teenager, he is a wonderful guy to relate to. I have one gripe, however-- did anyone feel like they were reading a John Green rip-off?

sherry liu The two authors definitely have similar writing styles, as well as what I believe to be a similar thought process when approaching things. The two aut…moreThe two authors definitely have similar writing styles, as well as what I believe to be a similar thought process when approaching things. The two authors both have sort of 'out of the box' thinking, and this may cause some to think that they are 'copying' each other. I do agree with you, but I think that each author has their own distinctions. I rather enjoy John Green, myself, so reading something similar to what he would write is fine with me.(less)

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Does this book use excessive language? (curse words)

Leah Yes. Constant swares like "s**t" "f**k" and words like lube and stuff…moreYes. Constant swares like "s**t" "f**k" and words like lube and stuff(less)

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