Te Daria El Sol / I'll Give You the Sun

from Paul-the-well-read

This book is so good on so many levels, I hardly know where to start. The author's creative approach to presenting the story from two different viewpoints really makes the book creative and innovative. Yet splitting the characters is something that's alluded to in the very context of the book. Th...

from Ericanneri

I finally understand! I saw this book all over book tube and wondered "is it really that good?" Well it is! It was like nothing that I had ever read before. Every one of the characters had their flaws, their mistakes but you couldn't help but love them because they were real. It was also the firs...

from foggidawn

When they were thirteen, twins Noah and Jude could hardly be more different: Noah was the quiet, sensitive, and artistic boy who dodged bullies and dreamed of attending the nearby arts high school, Jude was the confident and popular surfer girl. Despite their differences, the two were inseparable...

from Paul-the-well-read

This book is so good on so many levels, I hardly know where to start. The author's creative approach to presenting the story from two different viewpoints really makes the book creative and innovative. Yet splitting the characters is something that's alluded to in the very context of the book. Th...

from nbmars

This outstanding book just blew me away. It's about a set of fraternal twins, a boy Noah and a girl Jude, who take turns narrating the story. And it's about the power of art to inform perspective, not just in a medium, but as a medium, as a way of interpreting the world. And in fact, Noah and Jud...