I really have
started to enjoy novels that use a poetry based form for writing. They are a quick,
hard hitting read and perfect for this weekend. I think that this book tackles
the idea of grieving more than supernatural afterlives, which I didn’t expect,
but it was important that they talked about it as mentioned above. I did like
that they used a ghost but it wasn’t just about ghosts. Sometimes that just too
much for me to handle especially since the last book I read had a ghost concept
in it as well. I guess the next most important thing to talk about is…
♥Characters♥
♥Ava: From the start as a reader we feel sorry for Ava. She had her
first love and she didn’t just break up with him, he died. And at the tender
age of 15 dealing with love in itself is hard never mind the death of someone
you love. I think that she didn’t know how to deal with something so serious
and so she found comfort in Jackson
♥Jackson: So we never really meet him except in ghost form and though it
seems that he is really is there, who can be certain. I think he must have
really loved Ava and maybe they could have made it work if it hadn’t been for
the accident. I also don’t think that he ever blamed her for daring him. I
think he blamed himself for going along with it even thought it was so
dangerous. If anything that’s certainly why he stuck around so long.
♥Cali: She seems like a sweet friend and she tries her best to help
Ava through this tough time, but like most teenagers she just doesn’t quite
know how.
♥Lyric: Awesome name, first off! And secondly I think that he really
did like Ava, but first off she wasn’t ready to try again with someone so soon
and secondly she made the choice that her friendship with Cali
♥Moment to Remember♥
♥Pg. 178
“’Was it hard?’ I ask. ‘Letting go?’
‘Not as hard as holding on to something that
wasn’t real.’
I gulp ‘Can I ask how you did it?’
‘I just decided, Ava. That’s all. I just
decided.’”
♥Last Line: “I am hopeful.”
Thanks for reading,
Love,
Sidny xoxo
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