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What if the secret is more damaging than the lie? I never planned on falling in love in Two Creeks, but since when has life ever followed a plan? The day I fell for Phoenix Stone, there was no warning. She shattered the world I knew. This is a story about being seventeen and growing up in rural Australia. Falling in love for the first time, following your dreams and disappointing your parents. Being brave enough to live your life, even when life is terrifying. In fear there is bravery - you can either cling to the edge or have the courage to jump. But what do you do when you're left spiralling through the freefall? Be proud. Be seen. Live life fearlessly. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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In some ways this book was exactly what I was expecting, and in other ways it completely wasn't. The bits that I expected I loved; the bits that were unexpected were very meh to me. I expected a lesbian coming of age in small town Australia. I expected homophobia and a struggle between being true to yourself and conforming to the expectations of lifelong friends and family. I didn't expect a manic-pixie-dream-girl and the TFIOS twist.
Alex's experiences with her family and friends just... tore my heart into tiny little pieces.
But I didn't particularly like Phoenix. I didn't feel a strong connection between them. (Lust, yes.) I didn't like the pressure Phoenix put on Alex to come out, when Alex knew her community and their backwards attitudes and Phoenix was an outsider with her own independent support network.
And the whole TFIOS twist felt like it cheapened everything else Alex went through. It felt like the author looked at all the horrible things Alex had thrown at her by her family and friends and decided "Nah, that's not bad enough. Not emotional enough. Gotta throw some