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I read this a few years ago, a really sweet story set in gorgeous Ireland 🌧️🍀
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Bailing at 56%. It's immature, repetitive, and boring. If I had been close to the end of the story when I got to 54% (as I thought I must be), I would have finished. I just can't be bothered with this much more.

I have been struggling to find a book that I like lately.. Then this one falls in my lap! AMAZING! I absolutely LOVED this book! I was not expecting the twist at the end at all, and the ending was lovely (; put this in your TBR list! It's a good one

This would have been a 4 star rating if the story/author didn't hate on the Steelers, just sayin! Besides that it was a great love story. The premise that an 18 year old girl is the only survivor in a plane crash in Ireland. She runs away to find herself and makes up a new persona. I figured out the ending in the book with the little hints thrown here and there. Sweet ending that was tied up with a bow.
3 stars

I've been in a reading slump lately but this got me out of it. It was a light, easy, fun read. Cute and typical love story.

No matter what people want to believe, life is locked in the past. It‘s all we are- a timeline of events that make up a person.

This book was entertaining. I constantly wanted to know what was going to happen next and how the story would wrap up. I was satisfied with the story, it it just wasn‘t amazing.

I really liked this sweet simple easy story of Clementine Haas, a girl who gets in a plane crash and has retrograde amnesia.there is a love story, but nothing is as it appears. Really this story is about identity and who makes you You, are you defined by family, your friends, your internal self, your actions or is it really a combination of everything.the twist at the end felt contrived.one of those that you really like or just go “ehhh”. 4 stars!

This was one of my kindle first selections and after a rough couple weeks at work, it was a nice lighthearted read. A sole survivor of a plane crash suffers amnesia and finds herself, literally and figuratively, in Ireland.

I'm liking this so far. I needed something different and fun as I'm slogging through The Immortalists... Nothing more relaxing than an audiobook in the car, while doing dishes, at work, etc. 🎧❤

After losing her memory from a plane crash, Clementine runs away from the hospital and her former life to find herself. This book was very well written for the bit of brain candy that it was.

“...the blue sea glass I gave her rolls around on her fingertips. Each piece reminds me that sometimes in a world of beige sand, the ocean tosses out a colorful piece of glass.”

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Clementine Haas awakens in a Waterville, Ireland, hospital as the lone survivor of a plane crash. But she has to start from scratch due to her complete amnesia, and piece together who she is, who are her family, and why she was flying to Ireland 🇮🇪

I'm always up for a good amnesia story. This YA novel tells the story of Clementine - the sole American survivor of a plane crash. When she wakes up in Ireland and doesn't remember anything, she flees the hospital and takes solace in the comfort of a cute boy (naturally!). Although the story is a little predictable, Clementine is a strong character. The resolution was a bit too quick for me, but I was satisfied by this charming story. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Next up. This will be my 30th book of 2018. It took me like 6 months to get this far in 2017! 🤓💃🏼

With several nods to Jane Austen, plenty of humor, endearing characters, unbelievably raw moments and all these set in the beautiful cities of Ireland – I definitely recommend The Upside of Falling Down for everyone who‘s looking for a great read.

Full review on: https://goo.gl/M5YSMw