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This Star Won't Go Out: The Life and Words of Esther Grace Earl by Lori Earl, Wayne Earl, Esther Earl

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hdonkers's review against another edition

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5.0

Talk about a tear jerker. Such a good and inspiring book. It's a must read.

kelmcfly's review against another edition

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5.0

Such a beautiful book. I am so glad that I read it. This star won't ever go out. Rest in Awesome, Esther. DFTBA!

catcervone's review against another edition

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5.0

I flew through this book in a day. I’m not sure what I was expecting from it, but this book exceeded all expectations. It made me laugh, it made me cry (several times), but most of all, I feel as if I’m a better person who can love more deeply because now I know her story, so much more than I did before. I only hope that I can approach love and life as passionately as Esther did. DFTBA

mischief_in_the_library's review against another edition

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I've decided this isn't a book I can give a star rating to. It's not a 5-star, because it's not like the best book I've ever read, it's not got a poetic writing style you want to quote passages from, but it's not less than a 5-star, because it's a tribute that is as much for the authors as it is for Esther. It's a great idea, and it was lovely getting to know Esther, even if she'll never know me, and it makes you think, about life and giving and love. I especially liked the drawings :)

natidelgadov's review against another edition

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5.0

¿Qué les puedo decir? Esther es definitivamente una persona increíble, en este libro nos enseña muchas cosas y me alegra haber podido tener la oportunidad de leer y así conocer un poco sobre una persona tan espectacular.

sophie19611's review against another edition

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4.0

This is such a great book. Esther Earl had love filled life, and told us her story in the diaries that are in this book. I'm sad that I failed to meet this wonderful girl she was fighting cancer while simultaneously fighting for all of us "nerdfighters" out there. Rest in Awesome, Esther!