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So this book is about a girl who starts hearing voices telling her to hurt herself and other stuff. Her dad tries to help her by sending her to a hospital, where she sees a psychiatrist but also has to take drugs that she doesn‘t like. In the hospital she meets a girl named Paris who later becomes her best friend. The whole book is basically a letter to a boy who was staying with them for the summer. It‘s a wonderful book and I loved every second

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This one has been on my tbr for ages! And also this photos has been in my phone for ages but I changed my IG theme since then and couldn't post it. So here it is! Because who cares about themes! 😂

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Not gonna lie... this was totally a #coverbuy! I haven't read it yet and don't know many people who have, but the synopsis does sound interesting, too!

This book was a stunning and emotional journey told in an interesting way. Cass, the main character, suffered from hearing voices (specifically one voice). This was shown sensitively, and despite she did some things that weren't necessarily the right decisions, I still rooted for her throughout the book. The pages flew by, even though it was pretty long for a YA book. I would definitely recommend.

This one really gripped me and wouldn't let me go and at over 500 pages, it never dragged. I found Cassie's growth and her relationship w/ her father and Paris far more compelling than the central romance, which is what keeps it from a full five star rating for me. But kudos to Lake for writing an epistolary novel that didn't make me want to roll my eyes every 4 secs. Plus, I'm a sucker for a good color metaphor. #ya

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I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Nick Lake is a genius. Every single book I've read by him has been incredible, and Whisper To Me is no exception. The book was simply amazing. The plot, format, characters... everything worked so well to create this complex and beautiful story. 5/5⭐️

"People are green with envy. Yellow with cowardice. I am red with you."

Next read! (Totally nominating this for prettiest book cover ever😍)

A lot of melodrama. Perhaps too much.

I love this cover and I'm definitely intrigued by the premise! For whatever reason I rarely read books written by male authors! That makes this extra exciting!🙌🏻🙌🏻

I finished this book last night and I can't stop thinking about it. It's about so many things, but most importantly about human connections and how grief affects us all differently. I just loved it.