Loved itThe skies everywhere like Janny Nelson books were again very popular back in the day when I first joined book. ... And then I finally read them and they were like they were all out and I really enjoyed them.
The sky is everywhere (2010)
Others: Overwhelmingly positive In the months after her sister dies, seventeen-year-old Lennie falls into a love triangle and discovers the strength to follow her dream of becoming a musician.
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- 9780803734951
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- 275 pages
Genres: young adult
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Loved itI've even reread I'll Give You the Sun and the Skies Everywhere and they held up as five stars from 10 years ago, which is not a common thing.
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Loved itI really liked the book. I thought it was well done.
Loved itwhile it focuses on a love story it also focuses on a girl who needs to put the pieces back together in her life after her sister passes away and it's the story of her and kind of regaining the strength she lost when she lost her sister