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Bookish_Gal
The Boy in the Black Suit | Jason Reynolds
Mehso-so

Audio. I love Reynolds writing style. I just think I‘ve out grown his stories. They feel so specific to the teen years. Like this, a book about grief, while a great theme, is for teenagers bonding over tragedy in their lives. The ending points about the flower were beautiful.

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REPollock
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Pickpick

Genuinely profound.

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Booksblanketsandahotbeverage
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Thanks to Pango books, I‘ve been able to fill my TJ Klune shelf ❤️

Aims42 Omg! I love your Chauncey 💚💚💚 16h
Booksblanketsandahotbeverage @Aims42 Thanks! I love him too! 16h
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Imagen_leigh
Bridge to Terabithia | Katherine Paterson
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Pickpick

This books was so good! I definitely cried a lot 😭 I loved it so much more than the movie.

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Imagen_leigh
The Stars Beneath Our Feet | David Barclay Moore
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Pickpick

Been awhile so I can‘t remember much about this one, but I remember it was pretty good.

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longbottomlk
The Book Thief | Markus Zusak
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Pickpick

I love this book it is my favorite book of all time 🤟

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mariaku21
If I Stay | Gayle Forman
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Mehso-so

Considering how long I had this book on my digital shelf, I feel it was ok.
Admitting it's ok is a hard thing to say considering how the book starts which has a very emotional and hard scene to read which can be triggering to some as it involves a tragic car accident but it feels like the rest of the book is at odds and anticlimactic not to mention has more flashbacks then present tense moments so it can feel abrupt at different times.

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Yenya1954
If I Stay | Gayle Forman
Pickpick

This was an emotional story of a music loving family who were involved in a horrific accident. In the literal spur of the moment life changes drastically for Mia. Mia is 17 years old with exciting possibilities for life. Heart wrenching and tragic and still full of love. 4/5⭐️

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bookandbedandtea
Here One Moment | Liane Moriarty
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Pickpick

I really liked this. It was a beautiful exploration of grief and life and choices.