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This is the second time I've read Everything, Everything, and it won't be the last. It is emotionally moving, eye-opening, and I will never be able to get enough. This book will show you a new way of looking at the world, and all its unfairness; and maybe even a new way of looking at yourself.
HPB Staff ReviewIf Madeline Whittier leaves her house she could die. She's allergic to everything but that doesn't make her a pessimist. She is happy to see the world through her glasshouse, that is until she meets Oliver, her new neighbor. For the first time, she feels that she is in a glasshouse. With Oliver, she is willing to go out and see the world ignoring the consequences.
HPB Staff ReviewI loved this book! It had such a good plot. And everything about it was just amazing! I would definitely recommend this book for older teen like 15 and up, but it's a great book and highly recommend it #SpringPicks
Absolutely beautiful, Nicola Yoon never ceases to amaze us. Everything, Everything is about an 18-year-old girl with a terminal illness. You get to follow her through her everyday life, cooped up in her sealed house to keep any germs from reaching her. Eventually, she accidentally meets a boy with family issues of his own, and the two connect immediately. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a heart wrenching, mind-blowing story they can finish in just a couple days.
HPB Staff ReviewI liked everything about this book. This is my all time favorite book, but The Sun Is Also a Star by Nicola Yoon is another great book. I would recommend this book to high schoolers.