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Every Single Second by Tricia Springstubb

missprint's review against another edition

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4.0

I really liked this one, and it's all the more topical with each passing day it feels. Springstubb has handled a difficult, infrequently-addressed subject with great skill.

kpietens's review against another edition

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2.0

Unnecessarily tragic

primrosesquarps's review against another edition

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5.0

I liked this book quite a bit, but I'm tagging it under spoilers since it's not supposed to be released until June. I found it in a local bookstore and picked it up not realizing that! Solid contemporary novel about an Italian-American girl living in an old but changing neighborhood, however it wasn't until about halfway through the book that it's clear what is really happening in the book. I really liked Nella's friendships with Angela and Clem, but her relationship with Sam didn't feel necessary. I do feel like the story (especially with Anthony) was wrapped up a little too neatly, but it is a kids/young adult book so I understand why.

kellyhager's review against another edition

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Powerful novel dealing with an officer-involved shooting (very appropriate timing, given recent events). But it's also about friendship (new friends and outgrowing old friends) and family. So basically it's about life.
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