pickA YA novel in verse, which depicts the relationships of 20 different high school students. I didn‘t always know the gender of the person speaking and I certainly didn‘t always get how these characters connected to each other, but I enjoyed this book nevertheless.
Really enjoyed this book. Loved the structure, which carried me along in spite of many pauses to think. Lots of beautiful life truths in here.✨
Today‘s #acrossapril prompt is verse, so I chose a book that tells its story in verse! #bookactivity @Eggs #poetry #verse
Having a huge number of books is not exactly about reading them all - it‘s about having the possibility of reading them 📚📚
#bookwormproblems
pickWonderful how each story or poem tied themselves to other moments throughout the book. David Leviathan is a wordsmith.
pickProfound and frustrating. Wouldn't read it again but it seems important.
Such an amazing book! #ya #contemporary #poetry #davidlevithan #therealmofpossibility #lgbt
Tea and some YA. Happy Friday! #litsypartyofone #teatime #YA
You think you know your possibilities. Then other people come into your life and suddenly there are so many more.
This book is making me feel like I'm back in high school again. No other writer can write about teenage angst and emotion as well as David Levithan can.
pick“The Realm of Possibility” truly saved my life. It‘s one of those books that captures your attention and it so damn quotable.
The Realm of Possibility | 
