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The author handled the ambiguous and doing very well, though there are better books out there that do was coming of age.
Apr 06, 2013
Renuka
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it was amazing
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young-adult,
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realistic,
tragedy,
philosophy,
contemporary,
school-library,
death-and-stuff,
psychology
I really loved this book. I did. I loved the dirty, gritty, messed up, gorgeous Alaska. It was definitely for a mature audience, and I recommend reading the Fault in Our Stars first (it was funnier), but this was a great John Green book too.
Started this yesterday and found every chance I could to sneak a read and flew through the book quickly.
At first the book reminded as if I was watching one of my favorite comfort movies. With it up and down and that oh so catchy cast that you love to watch but are always larger then most of the people you will meet in life and that gives them their charm.
The book did end up taking me back to loss of a friend and then the memoires came back. The denial of death, being sure it was just a trick and ...more
At first the book reminded as if I was watching one of my favorite comfort movies. With it up and down and that oh so catchy cast that you love to watch but are always larger then most of the people you will meet in life and that gives them their charm.
The book did end up taking me back to loss of a friend and then the memoires came back. The denial of death, being sure it was just a trick and ...more
Mar 05, 2013
Jane
marked it as to-read
Jun 22, 2013
Kelli V Spann
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really liked it
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