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[3.5] There’s some disagreement within the CF community about whether or not this book is an accurate depiction of CF. And I think that will depend on who you ask. Each and every person with CF experiences this disease in our own way, from its severity to our symptoms, to how we feel about the disea Leggi tutto

Edit: For the love of God I wrote this review two years ago but some of y'all are still messaging me how dare I say I didn't like the romance. I did not like it. That's it. I was going to start off by making a joke about the vine reference 'two bros chilling in a hot tub five feet apart 'cause they' Leggi tutto

Can't say I'm surprised I didn't enjoy this book but it was part of my "Goodreads Reading Challenge" so I did it. Definitely felt like another cliché YA romance with teenagers too sick to be in love and yet... Not my cup of tea!

Two things before I start my review: 1. I really, really, REALLY wanted to like this book. I believe it’s urgent to raise awareness about CF and many other chronic illnesses (many of them invisible) countless people live with. 2. I don’t have CF and I don’t have family members with CF (although I do h Leggi tutto

Being subjected to mental and emotional pain could also be definition of a type of masochism which I’m doing right now by reading this book and crying like newborn baby. My neighbors tried to cover my mouth with duct tapes, naturally I ripped them. My husband begged me to stop because all the neighb Leggi tutto

i went into this book hoping to get TFIOS vibes. im such a sucker for love stories about two people who demand more from life than what they are given. and although this story does touch on that message, that is surprisingly not why i enjoyed this book. if anything, i think the story is actually kind Leggi tutto

”Everyone in this world is breathing borrowed air.” I thought long and hard about how to review “Five Feet Apart” and to be entirely honest I still haven’t found an answer... yet. I’m aware that opinions tend to differ when it comes to books like this one and there will always be as many pros as cons Leggi tutto

Heartfelt, touching & absorbing! FIVE FEET APART by RACHAEL LIPPINCOTT was such an endearing, engaging and a sweet Teens & YA novel featuring two teenage main characters, Stella and Will who are both patients in the hospital with Cystic Fibrosis that fall in love. I was totally taken with this story Leggi tutto

3.5 stars I mostly picked this up because i knew the characters had cystic fibrosis. It was a solid read, the story was kind of slow, I lost interest a bit at the end but an overall good experience.

3.5 ⭐️ “It’s just life Will. It’ll be over before we know it.” I’d seen mixed reviews regarding this book. Some loved it; pegged it as the next Fault in Our Stars. Others found it irritating, mushy and generally unenjoyable. I am sat right on the fence. I read TFIOS years ago, and I remember thinkin Leggi tutto