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“But no matter what choices we make - solo or together - our finish line remains the same... No matter how we choose to live, we both die at the end."
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This is my first Adam Silvera book. I just finished reading this a few minutes ago.. and tears are still streaming down my face, so.
Aaaaahhh. I can't believed I stretched reading this book for more than a month. I was too busy and I almost DNFed this and all of the books on my TBR would have remained untouched.
Good thing I battled against my m ...more
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This is my first Adam Silvera book. I just finished reading this a few minutes ago.. and tears are still streaming down my face, so.
Aaaaahhh. I can't believed I stretched reading this book for more than a month. I was too busy and I almost DNFed this and all of the books on my TBR would have remained untouched.
Good thing I battled against my m ...more
I read this book for Diversity in All Forms! Book club. If you would like to participate in the discussion here is the link: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
We read this book for September's topic/theme of LGBTQ+.
I personally really enjoyed this story. The idea of knowing that today will be your last day to live is a very interesting concept. One that I am not sure I would ever want to know. I loved that the book took you through the lives of two boys that knew they were going to die, al ...more
We read this book for September's topic/theme of LGBTQ+.
I personally really enjoyed this story. The idea of knowing that today will be your last day to live is a very interesting concept. One that I am not sure I would ever want to know. I loved that the book took you through the lives of two boys that knew they were going to die, al ...more
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