Ratings19
Average rating4.2
"Adam, a high school senior, rescues Julian, a freshman, from an abusive situation"--
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Oh my God! This book was so painful to read. I loved Adam so much, throughout the story. The way he interacted with everyone despite being ADHD. His mom was so nice. And every time he ferociously protected Julian.
Halfway through the story got so intense and painful that I couldn't stop reading. Who needs sleep anyway?
There's a lot of triggering stuff in this. I felt very claustrophobic at one point so you know the writing was really good. Really liked this one.
My English teacher told my class to pick a book that includes neurodiversity to read. As a person that usually reads high fantasy, I wasn't too excited. Realistic fiction is one of my least-read and least-enjoyed categories. In 300 pages, the author of this book managed to change that. It is splendidly written and toyed with my emotions every page. I really enjoyed this book and I think anyone could take something out of it.
Un livre magnifique. Très dur à certains moments, extrêmement difficile ou touchant à d'autres, mais vraiment magnifique. Des personnages extrêmement attachants que l'on découvre au fur et à mesure et auxquels on s'attache très fort, quelque chose que je n'avais pas vraiment eu en YA depuis [b:Wonder 11387515 Wonder R.J. Palacio https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1309285027s/11387515.jpg 16319487].