Everything Everything (Audiobook)

Nothing to say about this one. Just see some of the reviews

CRITIC REVIEWS

Thankfully, this isn't just another "sick teen" novel but a compelling romance and coming-of-age story told from Madeline's point of view, and she has a fun, engaging voice.

Mary Cosola
Common Sense Media

4/5

AUDIENCE REVIEWS

Evalina Acosta

6 months ago

I will be reviewing The Sun is Also a Star by Nicola Yoon. It is a fictional contemporary romance novel. The book is about two teenage immigrants Daniel and Natasha and their love story. They fall for each other on Natasha’s last day in the U.S. I would recommend this book for people who like romanc ...More

Emma Herrington

a week ago

This book is so amazing. It drew my attention up so much. The second I started reading it I couldn’t stop. I read it within maybe 2-4 hours. It has so many feelings in it. The story is written so well you can just feel their pain and what they go through. There were so many turn arounds and it made  ...More

Abstering :D

2 months ago

Great book to just sit back and read. One of the most interesting books I have ever read, not just a sick teen but they’re was romance and love. I loved the concept and 
basically everything about it. I hope to be reading more books from the author and more books like Everything Everything.

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