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Emotional and inspiring. Such a good story that was beautifully written.

#labordayreads #readingresolutions @Jess7

Emotional and inspiring,read it and learn to appreciate what you have! Because of the title of the book I spent the whole book predicting the ending,it seems pretty obvious as to what's going to happen,but the way in which Jenny writes about it is amazing,i was pleasantly surprised by that part. I liked the book a lot!
I don't want to give stuff away so.. just read it!

A stack of #youngadult by women made by grabbing the books most easily accessible. If I stacked all I owned it would likely be taller than I am. Granted, I am pretty short. #readingwomenmonth

Tessa is a 16 year old with only a few more months to live. I will admit to ugly crying over this one. #grabthekleenex #splashintosummerreads

This is the first book i have ever cried at the end. Told from the perspective of a teenage girl who knows she is going to die.
Beautifully written!!!

Found this in a park☺️ don't know if they'll ever make it😂📚 #neverendingTBR

Found this in a park☺️ don't know if they'll ever make it😂📚 #neverendingTBR

Found this in a park☺️ don't know if they'll ever make it😂📚 #neverendingTBR

I hardly ever stop forcing myself to read on when I dislike a book. But here I just flipped through the last half and read the last ten pages to get it over with.
It isn't that I dislike the topics, I didn't like Tessa's voice, the over all writing, ...
It's just not the style I like 😁

This book was alright. I found it was too close to The Fault In Our Stars. Kinda the same story line

I feel privileged to have met and shared time with Tessa.

It seems odd for me to say that I like the book, it would be more accurate to say that I like Tessa and her voice and insights! She's a witty character who, in the space of 300 pages, finds out what's important in life and about living.