Loved iti read this like three years ago i loved it i don't think it's as tense as the other ones but i still think it's a like a serious subject matter
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Little do we know (2018)
Others: Overwhelmingly positive Told from two viewpoints, neighbors and former best friends Hannah and Emory, seventeen, must face what caused their rift after Hannah saves the life of Emory's boyfriend, Luke.
- ISBN:
- 9781484768211
- Length:
- 397 pages
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Loved it
Loved itthe writing was so strong and emotional and by the end of it I had chills and tears in my eyes it hit me right in the fields and in the heartstrings and I just thought it was such a beautiful story and it really left an impact on me