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Bill Tanthowi billtanthowijauhari — Oh my god, this book. If I Stay was one of my favourite ever books. It was so sad and beautiful and sometimes just thinking about the events of that book (TEDDY!) will make tears spring to my eyes all this time later. So when I heard that Gayle Forman was writing a sequel, I was at once thrilled and also nervous. I knew I'd love returning to Adam and Mia's story, but I was also really scared that Where She Went wouldn't live up to the huge emotional impact that If I Stay had on me. If you have that same worry, don't. Put that thought out of your mind forever. Where She Went is absolutely captivating and is filled with such heartbreak and sadness but also the same beauty and hope that stole my heart with If I Stay. Once I'd picked up Where She Went, I knew that I wouldn't be capable of putting it down until I'd finished it. Gayle Forman has done it again. In some ways, I sort of love Where She Went more than If I Stay. I just loved coming back to Adam and Mia and exploring their lives and their relationship in more detail. Where She Went takes place three years after Mia's car accident. Adam gave that beautiful, heart-breaking speech and Mia stayed. But they didn't stay together. In fact, they've barely spoken in the three years since. Mia went off to Julliard and Adam's band really takes off and Adam is always in the press with his new rock-star lifestyle. One night in New York, they bump into each other and come to terms with what happened to them, what's happened since and if they have a future together... I love that this book is told from Adam's perspective. He has no idea why Mia broke up with him and never returned his phone calls. He's been holding onto his grief and confusion and channelled some of it into his song lyrics. He should be really happy that his music career has been so successful and with his famous girlfriend, but he isn't. The whole experience has changed him and he's no longer that perfect boyfriend from If I Stay. The tension between Adam and Mia as they spend this one night wandering around the city just crackles off the pages. There's so much left unsaid between them. And as they visit some of Mia's favourite spots in the city, we see flashes of Adam's life in the last three years. How he reacts when Mia dumps him, how his band become so famous, how he meets his celebrity girlfriend. And we get to know slowly the things that Mia has done and is doing at Julliard, who she spends her time with. But as the reader all I wanted to know was WHY, WHY, WHY?! did they break up? And my need to know the answers to solve that mystery is so large and the build-up towards it left me breathless with anticipation. And I wasn't disappointed. Everything from Adam's thoughts and his actions are just so believable. His pain is very real and when Mia opens up and starts explaining the reasons she did the things she did, I was completely behind her as well. In fact I love how strong Mia turns out to be and the lengths she's gone to in order to move on from the accident and not let that one event in her life define her. Such a beautiful book with wonderfully flawed characters in a heartbreaking situation. I can't recommend Where She Went enough. Adam and Mia have stolen a piece of my heart. Please visit my blog to see my interview with Gayle Forman

Jens Elmera _ens_rvey_3526 — this book was really good it still reminds me of my first Christmas. all the characters had a different personality like the young girl was a leader it was stamped on her ticket.

Mohamed El mohamedel3aa1d — This book requires some concentration (and for me, a dictionary). It covers a history of the Sabbath and what different Judeo-Christian sects do when observing the Sabbath. The author also throws in her on personal story of why taking a Sabbath break might be a good idea. I'm convinced! ... but don't have enough will power to implement.

Randy Wirawan randywirawan — Meh. Sam is unlikeable, his writing is questionable, and the point of the memoir is undetectable. P.S. This sentence: "The chicks in Doboj were hot as balls." has no place in a book written by an adult. Hot as balls? Really? Is he 13 years old? Well, that would explain why he constantly refers to women as "chicks" and even "skanks" instead of, you know, women.

Alessandro Macis _robeccada — I remember reading the first book in this series and thinking it was such a great ya-dystopia. Finally a sequel!

Giorgi Kevle gkevle8123 — Quirky and hopeful, but missing something to make it truly great.

Nilton Santos nilton_santos — This book was really slow at first, but then it got a lot better. Celia Rees is one of my favorite authors and this book is so far the best.

Anna Momini annamomini — This book is OK for mathematical contents, but to me appeared to be an unstructured collection of mathematical facts and history. I expected something rigorous stuff in a book published by Springer.