The Wonder of All Things | 
pickAlthough I recognized some of the limitations of this work, how could I not be inspired by a teen girl with an impossible gift? After a terrible accident, Ava saves her best friend‘s life but her act is recorded and people begin to demand she heal others despite the personal cost. A tremendous gift becomes an unbearable burden for Ava. How can she use this talent well? What is her responsibility? Beautiful and heartfelt. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
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pickThis has honestly been one of my top fives ever since I picked it up two years ago. It's a wonderful, heart wrenching story of a little girl with the ability to heal others, but at a steep cost. This book, to me, is about the struggle between doing the right thing/the better thing at great personal cost and have the potential to change the world, or to sit by in self-preservation feeling helpless. Prepare to cry like I did.
panThe concept of this book was great. Ava is a 13 year old who has mysterious talent of healing people and this talent is discovered after saving her best friend's life after a crash. I was hoping this book to be a lot better. It was poorly written. The characters say "I know" and various sentences featuring the word "okay". The adults were insufferable (especially Ava's father) and couldn't make up their minds about what was best for Ava.
Digging into this. Taking a break from suspense may turn out to be a good thing for my soul.
