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Category - Fiction / Romance
Format - Paperback
Condition - New
Listed - 3 months ago
Views - 25
Wishes - 3
Ships From - Maryland
Est. Publication Date - May 2013
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The novel is based in the present where a 17-year-old, Sky has been homeschooled her whole life. But this year she and her best friend, Six, convinced her mom to let Sky go to public school her senior year. Sky is very introverted and anti-social. This year Six is going abroad to study so Sky will not have any friends going into the school year. Many know of Sky because of Six, as a result of this, many rumors have already started going around the school. Then Dean Holder comes into Sky’s life. Many know of him as Holder, someone with a reputation and a “bad boy.” Throughout the novel, their friendship grows and they both find out some things about each other that you must read to find out. The story is based on two perspectives, Sky in the present, and her life 13 years earlier.
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Hopeless
ISBN: 9781476743554
Publisher Description
From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of All Your Perfects comes the beginning of Sky and Dean’s passionate love story—where well-kept secrets threaten to opens wounds of a dark past. Would yo...
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PangoBooks readers have a mix of opinions about this book, with the majority praising its captivating, unique, and emotionally intense storyline. Many found it hard to put down and were shocked by its unexpected plot twists, which kept them engaged, especially after a slow beginning. Several reviewers noted the strong and heartbreaking journey of the main characters, Sky and Holder, highlighting their resilience and the emotional depth of their story. However, not all were impressed, with at least one reader calling it "garbage." Despite the differing views, the book has been described as a standout in Colleen Hoover's work, particularly for its surprising and impactful narrative.