Every You, Every Me

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by David Levithan (Goodreads Author)

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Sucker love is heaven sent You pucker up, our passion's spent My heart's a tart, your body's rent My body's broken, yours is bent Carve your name into my arm Instead of stressed, I lie here charmed 'Cause there's nothing else to do Every me and every you Every me and Every You, Every Me
Gwen :O Is this the song that Levithan was pertaining to at the Author's Note in the end???…more:O Is this the song that Levithan was pertaining to at the Author's Note in the end???(less)
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Clary Ariel and Jack used to date and while Ariel and Evan were bestfriends though, Evan was kind of in loved with Ariel. Jack and Evan became friends when …moreAriel and Jack used to date and while Ariel and Evan were bestfriends though, Evan was kind of in loved with Ariel. Jack and Evan became friends when Ariel was brought to the mental hospital, I'd say. Ariel wanted to commit suicide because she hated life and how she was suffering from so much pain, and seeing death as the only way to become free.(less)
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How old are Evan and Ariel?
Gwen The author didn't explicitly say their ages but they are in school (middle/ high school is my guess) since they still live with their parents and walk…moreThe author didn't explicitly say their ages but they are in school (middle/ high school is my guess) since they still live with their parents and walk to school, etc.(less)
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I read an epub version of the book and after reading, I looked through the reviews and people say that the first part of the book is full of strikethroughs but I didn't see any in the version I read?
Sara Blair Yeah, I read the print version and it has strikethroughs. It's kind of a significant part of the story so I'm surprised they omitted it …moreYeah, I read the print version and it has strikethroughs. It's kind of a significant part of the story so I'm surprised they omitted it (less)
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