Twins Parker and Charlie are polar opposites. Where Charlie is fearless, Parker is careful. Charlie is confident while Parker aims to please. Charlie is outgoing and outspoken; Parker is introverted and reserved. And of course, there?s the one other major difference: Charlie got leukemia. Parker didn?t. But now that Charlie is officially in remission, life couldn?t be going bet Twins Parker and Charlie are polar opposites. Where Charlie is fearless, Parker is careful. ...
| Title | : | Letting Go of Gravity |
| Author | : | Meg Leder |
| Rating | : | |
| Genres | : | Young Adult |
| ISBN | : | Saving Major Tom ISBN |
| Edition Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Hardcover |
| Number of Pages | : | 432 pages pages |
Letting Go of Gravity Reviews
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Well that was a fast yet meh read. I don't think I wanted to read this in the first place but I did and I don't regret it, I just didn't enjoy it. ...
what a beautiful book. what a beautiful heartbreaking yet heartwarming story, that teaches us how to fly. "And I'm floating in a most peculiar way, And the stars look very different today" ...
Thanks to Simon & Schuster Canada for sending me this ARC, which I won in a Goodreads giveaway! So so good. I finished this in two late nights of reading because I just couldn't put it down. There were so many life issues and feelings packed into this book, and they were all wri...
4.5 "What would it be like to do something not because you had to, but just because you wanted to?" Letting Go of Gravity starts with a story of a gravity girl and a helium girl that grandma used to tell twins Charlie McCullough and Parker McCullough. This story represented Ch...
Leder, Meg. Letting Go of Gravity. Simon Pulse, 2018. Charlie and Parker are twins, but that's where their similarities end. Charlie has had leukemia twice and is now in remission, although he has one more year of high school to finish. Parker has just graduated first in her class, ...
When Parker graduates, she should be celebrating. As the Valedictorian who is heading to Harvard, her cautious, hardworking attitude seems to have paid off. More important than all that, however, is the fact that her twin brother, Charlie, is finally in remission after suffering from l...
Thank you Simon Pulse for sending me a finished copy of Letting Go of Gravity to review. Parker and Charlie are twins but they aren't as close as they use to be. Parker is graduating high school as valedictorian and has been accepted into Harvard where she will attend and become a d...
"That's what friends do- they remind you of who you are underneath all the stuff people believe about you, all the stuff you believe about yourself." Charlie and Parker are twins. During childhood, they always had each other's back. However, they were always two different people; Ch...
This book is like a warm hug for your heart. I was lucky enough to get my hands on an advance reader's copy and I am so glad I did. Letting Go of Gravity is a sweet, emotional read about a high-achieving but anxious girl named Parker and her twin brother Charlie, who has been battli...
"Em grabs my hand as I watch Charlie swing back to the tree and then out again, like he's flying, and then he whoops, no words, just a scream of pure joy and raw fury, a heart on the outside for everyone to see..." Letting Go of Gravity is, much like it's synopsis states, about a br...
Beautiful, beautiful book! I adored this book, these characters, the setting, the issues, the imagery, all of it! Parker may be the valedictorian of her class, and she may be going to Harvard in the fall to study medicine and she may be interning during the summer at a hospital, but...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Well that was a fast yet meh read. I don't think I wanted to read this in the first place but I did and I don't regret it, I just didn't enjoy it. ...
what a beautiful book. what a beautiful heartbreaking yet heartwarming story, that teaches us how to fly. "And I'm floating in a most peculiar way, And the stars look very different today" ...
Thanks to Simon & Schuster Canada for sending me this ARC, which I won in a Goodreads giveaway! So so good. I finished this in two late nights of reading because I just couldn't put it down. There were so many life issues and feelings packed into this book, and they were all wri...
4.5 "What would it be like to do something not because you had to, but just because you wanted to?" Letting Go of Gravity starts with a story of a gravity girl and a helium girl that grandma used to tell twins Charlie McCullough and Parker McCullough. This story represented Ch...
Leder, Meg. Letting Go of Gravity. Simon Pulse, 2018. Charlie and Parker are twins, but that's where their similarities end. Charlie has had leukemia twice and is now in remission, although he has one more year of high school to finish. Parker has just graduated first in her class, ...
When Parker graduates, she should be celebrating. As the Valedictorian who is heading to Harvard, her cautious, hardworking attitude seems to have paid off. More important than all that, however, is the fact that her twin brother, Charlie, is finally in remission after suffering from l...
Thank you Simon Pulse for sending me a finished copy of Letting Go of Gravity to review. Parker and Charlie are twins but they aren't as close as they use to be. Parker is graduating high school as valedictorian and has been accepted into Harvard where she will attend and become a d...
"That's what friends do- they remind you of who you are underneath all the stuff people believe about you, all the stuff you believe about yourself." Charlie and Parker are twins. During childhood, they always had each other's back. However, they were always two different people; Ch...
This book is like a warm hug for your heart. I was lucky enough to get my hands on an advance reader's copy and I am so glad I did. Letting Go of Gravity is a sweet, emotional read about a high-achieving but anxious girl named Parker and her twin brother Charlie, who has been battli...
"Em grabs my hand as I watch Charlie swing back to the tree and then out again, like he's flying, and then he whoops, no words, just a scream of pure joy and raw fury, a heart on the outside for everyone to see..." Letting Go of Gravity is, much like it's synopsis states, about a br...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Well that was a fast yet meh read. I don't think I wanted to read this in the first place but I did and I don't regret it, I just didn't enjoy it. ...
what a beautiful book. what a beautiful heartbreaking yet heartwarming story, that teaches us how to fly. "And I'm floating in a most peculiar way, And the stars look very different today" ...
Thanks to Simon & Schuster Canada for sending me this ARC, which I won in a Goodreads giveaway! So so good. I finished this in two late nights of reading because I just couldn't put it down. There were so many life issues and feelings packed into this book, and they were all wri...
4.5 "What would it be like to do something not because you had to, but just because you wanted to?" Letting Go of Gravity starts with a story of a gravity girl and a helium girl that grandma used to tell twins Charlie McCullough and Parker McCullough. This story represented Ch...
Leder, Meg. Letting Go of Gravity. Simon Pulse, 2018. Charlie and Parker are twins, but that's where their similarities end. Charlie has had leukemia twice and is now in remission, although he has one more year of high school to finish. Parker has just graduated first in her class, ...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Well that was a fast yet meh read. I don't think I wanted to read this in the first place but I did and I don't regret it, I just didn't enjoy it. ...
what a beautiful book. what a beautiful heartbreaking yet heartwarming story, that teaches us how to fly. "And I'm floating in a most peculiar way, And the stars look very different today" ...
Thanks to Simon & Schuster Canada for sending me this ARC, which I won in a Goodreads giveaway! So so good. I finished this in two late nights of reading because I just couldn't put it down. There were so many life issues and feelings packed into this book, and they were all wri...
4.5 "What would it be like to do something not because you had to, but just because you wanted to?" Letting Go of Gravity starts with a story of a gravity girl and a helium girl that grandma used to tell twins Charlie McCullough and Parker McCullough. This story represented Ch...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Well that was a fast yet meh read. I don't think I wanted to read this in the first place but I did and I don't regret it, I just didn't enjoy it. ...
what a beautiful book. what a beautiful heartbreaking yet heartwarming story, that teaches us how to fly. "And I'm floating in a most peculiar way, And the stars look very different today" ...
Thanks to Simon & Schuster Canada for sending me this ARC, which I won in a Goodreads giveaway! So so good. I finished this in two late nights of reading because I just couldn't put it down. There were so many life issues and feelings packed into this book, and they were all wri...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Well that was a fast yet meh read. I don't think I wanted to read this in the first place but I did and I don't regret it, I just didn't enjoy it. ...
what a beautiful book. what a beautiful heartbreaking yet heartwarming story, that teaches us how to fly. "And I'm floating in a most peculiar way, And the stars look very different today" ...
Thanks to Simon & Schuster Canada for sending me this ARC, which I won in a Goodreads giveaway! So so good. I finished this in two late nights of reading because I just couldn't put it down. There were so many life issues and feelings packed into this book, and they were all wri...
4.5 "What would it be like to do something not because you had to, but just because you wanted to?" Letting Go of Gravity starts with a story of a gravity girl and a helium girl that grandma used to tell twins Charlie McCullough and Parker McCullough. This story represented Ch...
Leder, Meg. Letting Go of Gravity. Simon Pulse, 2018. Charlie and Parker are twins, but that's where their similarities end. Charlie has had leukemia twice and is now in remission, although he has one more year of high school to finish. Parker has just graduated first in her class, ...
When Parker graduates, she should be celebrating. As the Valedictorian who is heading to Harvard, her cautious, hardworking attitude seems to have paid off. More important than all that, however, is the fact that her twin brother, Charlie, is finally in remission after suffering from l...
Thank you Simon Pulse for sending me a finished copy of Letting Go of Gravity to review. Parker and Charlie are twins but they aren't as close as they use to be. Parker is graduating high school as valedictorian and has been accepted into Harvard where she will attend and become a d...
"That's what friends do- they remind you of who you are underneath all the stuff people believe about you, all the stuff you believe about yourself." Charlie and Parker are twins. During childhood, they always had each other's back. However, they were always two different people; Ch...
This book is like a warm hug for your heart. I was lucky enough to get my hands on an advance reader's copy and I am so glad I did. Letting Go of Gravity is a sweet, emotional read about a high-achieving but anxious girl named Parker and her twin brother Charlie, who has been battli...
"Em grabs my hand as I watch Charlie swing back to the tree and then out again, like he's flying, and then he whoops, no words, just a scream of pure joy and raw fury, a heart on the outside for everyone to see..." Letting Go of Gravity is, much like it's synopsis states, about a br...
Beautiful, beautiful book! I adored this book, these characters, the setting, the issues, the imagery, all of it! Parker may be the valedictorian of her class, and she may be going to Harvard in the fall to study medicine and she may be interning during the summer at a hospital, but...
4/5** Full review here: https://www.allcharacterswanted.com/b... The synopsis of this book really captured my interest; a contemporary novel dealing with the aftermath of cancer, anxiety, and a protagonist on the cusp of the next step in her life appealed to me on a lot of levels...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Well that was a fast yet meh read. I don't think I wanted to read this in the first place but I did and I don't regret it, I just didn't enjoy it. ...
what a beautiful book. what a beautiful heartbreaking yet heartwarming story, that teaches us how to fly. "And I'm floating in a most peculiar way, And the stars look very different today" ...
Thanks to Simon & Schuster Canada for sending me this ARC, which I won in a Goodreads giveaway! So so good. I finished this in two late nights of reading because I just couldn't put it down. There were so many life issues and feelings packed into this book, and they were all wri...
4.5 "What would it be like to do something not because you had to, but just because you wanted to?" Letting Go of Gravity starts with a story of a gravity girl and a helium girl that grandma used to tell twins Charlie McCullough and Parker McCullough. This story represented Ch...
Leder, Meg. Letting Go of Gravity. Simon Pulse, 2018. Charlie and Parker are twins, but that's where their similarities end. Charlie has had leukemia twice and is now in remission, although he has one more year of high school to finish. Parker has just graduated first in her class, ...
When Parker graduates, she should be celebrating. As the Valedictorian who is heading to Harvard, her cautious, hardworking attitude seems to have paid off. More important than all that, however, is the fact that her twin brother, Charlie, is finally in remission after suffering from l...
Thank you Simon Pulse for sending me a finished copy of Letting Go of Gravity to review. Parker and Charlie are twins but they aren't as close as they use to be. Parker is graduating high school as valedictorian and has been accepted into Harvard where she will attend and become a d...
"That's what friends do- they remind you of who you are underneath all the stuff people believe about you, all the stuff you believe about yourself." Charlie and Parker are twins. During childhood, they always had each other's back. However, they were always two different people; Ch...
This book is like a warm hug for your heart. I was lucky enough to get my hands on an advance reader's copy and I am so glad I did. Letting Go of Gravity is a sweet, emotional read about a high-achieving but anxious girl named Parker and her twin brother Charlie, who has been battli...
"Em grabs my hand as I watch Charlie swing back to the tree and then out again, like he's flying, and then he whoops, no words, just a scream of pure joy and raw fury, a heart on the outside for everyone to see..." Letting Go of Gravity is, much like it's synopsis states, about a br...
Beautiful, beautiful book! I adored this book, these characters, the setting, the issues, the imagery, all of it! Parker may be the valedictorian of her class, and she may be going to Harvard in the fall to study medicine and she may be interning during the summer at a hospital, but...
4/5** Full review here: https://www.allcharacterswanted.com/b... The synopsis of this book really captured my interest; a contemporary novel dealing with the aftermath of cancer, anxiety, and a protagonist on the cusp of the next step in her life appealed to me on a lot of levels...
Cancer moved through out family like a river wearing away it's banks. You didn't notice at the moment, but two years later the essential shape of us was changed forever...no going back to who we used to be -Parker What would it be like to do something not because you had to, but just ...
Touching realistic fiction! Thanks to NetGalley and Simon Pulse for the opportunity to read and review Letting Go of Gravity by Meg Leder! Parker and Charlie are twins. One of them is giving the Valedictorian speech at high school graduation and the other watches from the audience, no...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Well that was a fast yet meh read. I don't think I wanted to read this in the first place but I did and I don't regret it, I just didn't enjoy it. ...
what a beautiful book. what a beautiful heartbreaking yet heartwarming story, that teaches us how to fly. "And I'm floating in a most peculiar way, And the stars look very different today" ...
Thanks to Simon & Schuster Canada for sending me this ARC, which I won in a Goodreads giveaway! So so good. I finished this in two late nights of reading because I just couldn't put it down. There were so many life issues and feelings packed into this book, and they were all wri...
4.5 "What would it be like to do something not because you had to, but just because you wanted to?" Letting Go of Gravity starts with a story of a gravity girl and a helium girl that grandma used to tell twins Charlie McCullough and Parker McCullough. This story represented Ch...
Leder, Meg. Letting Go of Gravity. Simon Pulse, 2018. Charlie and Parker are twins, but that's where their similarities end. Charlie has had leukemia twice and is now in remission, although he has one more year of high school to finish. Parker has just graduated first in her class, ...
When Parker graduates, she should be celebrating. As the Valedictorian who is heading to Harvard, her cautious, hardworking attitude seems to have paid off. More important than all that, however, is the fact that her twin brother, Charlie, is finally in remission after suffering from l...
Thank you Simon Pulse for sending me a finished copy of Letting Go of Gravity to review. Parker and Charlie are twins but they aren't as close as they use to be. Parker is graduating high school as valedictorian and has been accepted into Harvard where she will attend and become a d...
"That's what friends do- they remind you of who you are underneath all the stuff people believe about you, all the stuff you believe about yourself." Charlie and Parker are twins. During childhood, they always had each other's back. However, they were always two different people; Ch...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Well that was a fast yet meh read. I don't think I wanted to read this in the first place but I did and I don't regret it, I just didn't enjoy it. ...
what a beautiful book. what a beautiful heartbreaking yet heartwarming story, that teaches us how to fly. "And I'm floating in a most peculiar way, And the stars look very different today" ...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Well that was a fast yet meh read. I don't think I wanted to read this in the first place but I did and I don't regret it, I just didn't enjoy it. ...
what a beautiful book. what a beautiful heartbreaking yet heartwarming story, that teaches us how to fly. "And I'm floating in a most peculiar way, And the stars look very different today" ...
Thanks to Simon & Schuster Canada for sending me this ARC, which I won in a Goodreads giveaway! So so good. I finished this in two late nights of reading because I just couldn't put it down. There were so many life issues and feelings packed into this book, and they were all wri...
4.5 "What would it be like to do something not because you had to, but just because you wanted to?" Letting Go of Gravity starts with a story of a gravity girl and a helium girl that grandma used to tell twins Charlie McCullough and Parker McCullough. This story represented Ch...
Leder, Meg. Letting Go of Gravity. Simon Pulse, 2018. Charlie and Parker are twins, but that's where their similarities end. Charlie has had leukemia twice and is now in remission, although he has one more year of high school to finish. Parker has just graduated first in her class, ...
When Parker graduates, she should be celebrating. As the Valedictorian who is heading to Harvard, her cautious, hardworking attitude seems to have paid off. More important than all that, however, is the fact that her twin brother, Charlie, is finally in remission after suffering from l...
Thank you Simon Pulse for sending me a finished copy of Letting Go of Gravity to review. Parker and Charlie are twins but they aren't as close as they use to be. Parker is graduating high school as valedictorian and has been accepted into Harvard where she will attend and become a d...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Well that was a fast yet meh read. I don't think I wanted to read this in the first place but I did and I don't regret it, I just didn't enjoy it. ...
what a beautiful book. what a beautiful heartbreaking yet heartwarming story, that teaches us how to fly. "And I'm floating in a most peculiar way, And the stars look very different today" ...
Thanks to Simon & Schuster Canada for sending me this ARC, which I won in a Goodreads giveaway! So so good. I finished this in two late nights of reading because I just couldn't put it down. There were so many life issues and feelings packed into this book, and they were all wri...
4.5 "What would it be like to do something not because you had to, but just because you wanted to?" Letting Go of Gravity starts with a story of a gravity girl and a helium girl that grandma used to tell twins Charlie McCullough and Parker McCullough. This story represented Ch...
Leder, Meg. Letting Go of Gravity. Simon Pulse, 2018. Charlie and Parker are twins, but that's where their similarities end. Charlie has had leukemia twice and is now in remission, although he has one more year of high school to finish. Parker has just graduated first in her class, ...
When Parker graduates, she should be celebrating. As the Valedictorian who is heading to Harvard, her cautious, hardworking attitude seems to have paid off. More important than all that, however, is the fact that her twin brother, Charlie, is finally in remission after suffering from l...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Well that was a fast yet meh read. I don't think I wanted to read this in the first place but I did and I don't regret it, I just didn't enjoy it. ...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Well that was a fast yet meh read. I don't think I wanted to read this in the first place but I did and I don't regret it, I just didn't enjoy it. ...
what a beautiful book. what a beautiful heartbreaking yet heartwarming story, that teaches us how to fly. "And I'm floating in a most peculiar way, And the stars look very different today" ...
Thanks to Simon & Schuster Canada for sending me this ARC, which I won in a Goodreads giveaway! So so good. I finished this in two late nights of reading because I just couldn't put it down. There were so many life issues and feelings packed into this book, and they were all wri...
4.5 "What would it be like to do something not because you had to, but just because you wanted to?" Letting Go of Gravity starts with a story of a gravity girl and a helium girl that grandma used to tell twins Charlie McCullough and Parker McCullough. This story represented Ch...
Leder, Meg. Letting Go of Gravity. Simon Pulse, 2018. Charlie and Parker are twins, but that's where their similarities end. Charlie has had leukemia twice and is now in remission, although he has one more year of high school to finish. Parker has just graduated first in her class, ...
When Parker graduates, she should be celebrating. As the Valedictorian who is heading to Harvard, her cautious, hardworking attitude seems to have paid off. More important than all that, however, is the fact that her twin brother, Charlie, is finally in remission after suffering from l...
Thank you Simon Pulse for sending me a finished copy of Letting Go of Gravity to review. Parker and Charlie are twins but they aren't as close as they use to be. Parker is graduating high school as valedictorian and has been accepted into Harvard where she will attend and become a d...
"That's what friends do- they remind you of who you are underneath all the stuff people believe about you, all the stuff you believe about yourself." Charlie and Parker are twins. During childhood, they always had each other's back. However, they were always two different people; Ch...
This book is like a warm hug for your heart. I was lucky enough to get my hands on an advance reader's copy and I am so glad I did. Letting Go of Gravity is a sweet, emotional read about a high-achieving but anxious girl named Parker and her twin brother Charlie, who has been battli...
"Em grabs my hand as I watch Charlie swing back to the tree and then out again, like he's flying, and then he whoops, no words, just a scream of pure joy and raw fury, a heart on the outside for everyone to see..." Letting Go of Gravity is, much like it's synopsis states, about a br...
Beautiful, beautiful book! I adored this book, these characters, the setting, the issues, the imagery, all of it! Parker may be the valedictorian of her class, and she may be going to Harvard in the fall to study medicine and she may be interning during the summer at a hospital, but...
4/5** Full review here: https://www.allcharacterswanted.com/b... The synopsis of this book really captured my interest; a contemporary novel dealing with the aftermath of cancer, anxiety, and a protagonist on the cusp of the next step in her life appealed to me on a lot of levels...
Cancer moved through out family like a river wearing away it's banks. You didn't notice at the moment, but two years later the essential shape of us was changed forever...no going back to who we used to be -Parker What would it be like to do something not because you had to, but just ...
Touching realistic fiction! Thanks to NetGalley and Simon Pulse for the opportunity to read and review Letting Go of Gravity by Meg Leder! Parker and Charlie are twins. One of them is giving the Valedictorian speech at high school graduation and the other watches from the audience, no...
5 out of 5 stars Beautiful story about the bond between twin siblings; Charlie and Parker and how their relationship is affected during times of hardship. The consequences and stress the family goes through when Charlie is diagnosed with Leukemia and how pressure falls on Parker to ...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Well that was a fast yet meh read. I don't think I wanted to read this in the first place but I did and I don't regret it, I just didn't enjoy it. ...
what a beautiful book. what a beautiful heartbreaking yet heartwarming story, that teaches us how to fly. "And I'm floating in a most peculiar way, And the stars look very different today" ...
Thanks to Simon & Schuster Canada for sending me this ARC, which I won in a Goodreads giveaway! So so good. I finished this in two late nights of reading because I just couldn't put it down. There were so many life issues and feelings packed into this book, and they were all wri...
4.5 "What would it be like to do something not because you had to, but just because you wanted to?" Letting Go of Gravity starts with a story of a gravity girl and a helium girl that grandma used to tell twins Charlie McCullough and Parker McCullough. This story represented Ch...
Leder, Meg. Letting Go of Gravity. Simon Pulse, 2018. Charlie and Parker are twins, but that's where their similarities end. Charlie has had leukemia twice and is now in remission, although he has one more year of high school to finish. Parker has just graduated first in her class, ...
When Parker graduates, she should be celebrating. As the Valedictorian who is heading to Harvard, her cautious, hardworking attitude seems to have paid off. More important than all that, however, is the fact that her twin brother, Charlie, is finally in remission after suffering from l...
Thank you Simon Pulse for sending me a finished copy of Letting Go of Gravity to review. Parker and Charlie are twins but they aren't as close as they use to be. Parker is graduating high school as valedictorian and has been accepted into Harvard where she will attend and become a d...
"That's what friends do- they remind you of who you are underneath all the stuff people believe about you, all the stuff you believe about yourself." Charlie and Parker are twins. During childhood, they always had each other's back. However, they were always two different people; Ch...
This book is like a warm hug for your heart. I was lucky enough to get my hands on an advance reader's copy and I am so glad I did. Letting Go of Gravity is a sweet, emotional read about a high-achieving but anxious girl named Parker and her twin brother Charlie, who has been battli...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
Rating: 4.5 Stars Parker and her twin bother, Charlie, were once very close, but Charlie's cancer became a wedge, which slowly, but surely, pushed them apart. One of the things I really loved about this book was Leder's exploration of how Charlie's cancer affected the whole famil...
*I am participating in the blog tour for this book - I received an e-ARC for that, but it didn't change my opinion for it at all!* 4.5 crowns Wow. Okay, tbh, I picked this book because I thought it would be a nice fluffy read about twins and, like, idk twin things? I thought ther...
4.5 stars. This book gave me so much more than I expected, and even if I hated the snitch main character a lil bit, i still enjoyed the story. Also: it made me cry a LOT more than I wanted to? Might have just been hella emotional at the time of the reading, but I was always tearing up ...
Edelweiss granted me this ARC in exchange for an honest review. And honest is what I will offer you. DNF at 1/3 of the book, 1.5/5 Stars. September 5th, 2016 I lost my twin brother in a car wreck. I know what the literal loss of a twin feels like. The ins and outs of grief. I who...
The only reason this book is getting 2 stars, is because of Ruby. I could not stand Charlie in this book! Every time he said something rude or mean to Parker, it made me VERY uncomfortable. There was no reason for him to act like such a jerk. I think this book was hard for me t...
I NEED IT. ...
?I like thinking of time that way?that it?s a little more fluid in Spanish. Like maybe to start thinking about the future, you need to think about the possibility in the right now, you know?? Okay, so I originally read and reviewed this book for a blog tour (you can find my ...
Originally posted at: bickeringbooks.wordpress.com/2018/07/... Summary: Charlie and Parker are twins that are complete opposites. Charlie is carefree while Parker is anxious. Charlie is the popular life of the party while Parker is the studious valedictorian. Charlie had leukemia an...
This book gave me all the feels! I laughed out loud, I ugly-cried, I had moments of fear, anger and frustration. Thank you, Meg Leder, for sharing this beautiful story and it's characters with the world. You have an amazing gift and talent for creating a bond between reader and charact...
Parker McCullough has just graduated as valedictorian of her class, but the moment is bittersweet. Instead of her twin brother, Charlie, sitting with the rest of their graduating class he is nowhere to be seen. It is a bittersweet day for him as well, as all of his friends and his ...
Letting Go of Gravity was an unexpected surprise...I mean that in a good way, I promise. I was a little worried I?d be a sobbing mess by the end of the story after reading the blurb and considering the subject matter, but surprisingly I smiled as much as I cried reading this one, if ...
There are some books that are fun. Then, there are some books you need. I needed this book. I got the ARC at YALLWest in the hurried frenzy that is "idk that cover looks nice" and "I don't know what I'm in line for except that it's a book," which means I went into this with no pr...
I received this as an EARC from netgelly for an honest review. I gave this a 4/5 stars. I did not expect this book to pack such a punch like it did but I'm glad it did. The story was written beautifully and I cried a lot. The only problem I had was that I hated Charles character and it...
Graded By: Rosemary Cover Story: Put a Bird On It BFF Charm: Yay Swoonworthy Scale: 8 Talky Talk: School of Sarah Dessen Bonus Factor: Mysterious Loner Dude Relationship Status: Just My Type Read the full book report here. ...
A real, thought provoking book about what it means to find yourself without someone or something else. 15/10 would recommend. ...
Well that was a fast yet meh read. I don't think I wanted to read this in the first place but I did and I don't regret it, I just didn't enjoy it. ...
what a beautiful book. what a beautiful heartbreaking yet heartwarming story, that teaches us how to fly. "And I'm floating in a most peculiar way, And the stars look very different today" ...
Thanks to Simon & Schuster Canada for sending me this ARC, which I won in a Goodreads giveaway! So so good. I finished this in two late nights of reading because I just couldn't put it down. There were so many life issues and feelings packed into this book, and they were all wri...
4.5 "What would it be like to do something not because you had to, but just because you wanted to?" Letting Go of Gravity starts with a story of a gravity girl and a helium girl that grandma used to tell twins Charlie McCullough and Parker McCullough. This story represented Ch...
Leder, Meg. Letting Go of Gravity. Simon Pulse, 2018. Charlie and Parker are twins, but that's where their similarities end. Charlie has had leukemia twice and is now in remission, although he has one more year of high school to finish. Parker has just graduated first in her class, ...
When Parker graduates, she should be celebrating. As the Valedictorian who is heading to Harvard, her cautious, hardworking attitude seems to have paid off. More important than all that, however, is the fact that her twin brother, Charlie, is finally in remission after suffering from l...
Thank you Simon Pulse for sending me a finished copy of Letting Go of Gravity to review. Parker and Charlie are twins but they aren't as close as they use to be. Parker is graduating high school as valedictorian and has been accepted into Harvard where she will attend and become a d...
"That's what friends do- they remind you of who you are underneath all the stuff people believe about you, all the stuff you believe about yourself." Charlie and Parker are twins. During childhood, they always had each other's back. However, they were always two different people; Ch...
This book is like a warm hug for your heart. I was lucky enough to get my hands on an advance reader's copy and I am so glad I did. Letting Go of Gravity is a sweet, emotional read about a high-achieving but anxious girl named Parker and her twin brother Charlie, who has been battli...
"Em grabs my hand as I watch Charlie swing back to the tree and then out again, like he's flying, and then he whoops, no words, just a scream of pure joy and raw fury, a heart on the outside for everyone to see..." Letting Go of Gravity is, much like it's synopsis states, about a br...
Beautiful, beautiful book! I adored this book, these characters, the setting, the issues, the imagery, all of it! Parker may be the valedictorian of her class, and she may be going to Harvard in the fall to study medicine and she may be interning during the summer at a hospital, but...
4/5** Full review here: https://www.allcharacterswanted.com/b... The synopsis of this book really captured my interest; a contemporary novel dealing with the aftermath of cancer, anxiety, and a protagonist on the cusp of the next step in her life appealed to me on a lot of levels...
Cancer moved through out family like a river wearing away it's banks. You didn't notice at the moment, but two years later the essential shape of us was changed forever...no going back to who we used to be -Parker What would it be like to do something not because you had to, but just ...
