Hasta la última palabra / Every Last Word (Paperback)

from GenGenBookBlog

I had requested this copy as soon as I read the description but then forgot about it. I started reading it, not remembering what it was about and I was taken by surprise. I am a Psychology major and this story fascinated me so much. This is not your normal contemporary, girly, cliche story. It's ...

from roses7184

I really need to learn not to read books like Every Last Word on the train ride to work. Or at the very least, I need to always have sunglasses to hide my weepy eyes. Tamara Ireland Stone has written an amazing book. It deals with OCD, with what real friendship is, and even with acceptance. Accep...

from ToniFGMAMTC

4.5 stars This is a really great book. I would label it as mature YA because it does have a sex scene and curse words. It's honest about how teens act, think and feel I believe. Every Last Word has parts everyone can relate to about life, but it focuses on a girl with mental health issues. I thi...

from benuathanasia

Huh. It's strange to have a book describe your own mind to you...and tell you it's not normal. I hate that this - like every other YA book with characters of opposing genders - turned into another trite, needless romance, but it was well-written and quite beautifully insightful. The twist at the ...

from MirandaR18

Usually when reading a story, you like to be able to relate to the main character or see yourself in them some way or another. I didn't relate to Samantha at all. OCD is something I'm aware of but not all that familiar with. Hearing her talk about her tendencies and the voices in her head that pu...