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A review by hsinjulit
Her Name in the Sky by Kelly Quindlen
5.0
A Non-Review
This is my second time reading HNITS (1st read: 5 stars; 2nd read: 4 stars) and it still hurts a little to relive parts of my teenage years through Hannah and Baker.
Told entirely through Hannah’s third-person point of view, this YA is angsty, dramatic, yet sweet and tender. I fully root for Hannah and Baker to be together from page one, and despite all the awful things they did to their friends and each other, I love them both. I think the self discovery and religious belief aspects of the story are handled pretty well, too, and everything that happened is oh-so-relatable.
* The story takes place in a Catholic high school in year 2012. Both Hannah and Baker were born in 1994.
** The font for the paperback version seems to be Baskerville and not very readable for me. I ended up reading the ebook anyway.
Buddy read with Gabriella!
This is my second time reading HNITS (1st read: 5 stars; 2nd read: 4 stars) and it still hurts a little to relive parts of my teenage years through Hannah and Baker.
Told entirely through Hannah’s third-person point of view, this YA is angsty, dramatic, yet sweet and tender. I fully root for Hannah and Baker to be together from page one, and despite all the awful things they did to their friends and each other, I love them both. I think the self discovery and religious belief aspects of the story are handled pretty well, too, and everything that happened is oh-so-relatable.
* The story takes place in a Catholic high school in year 2012. Both Hannah and Baker were born in 1994.
** The font for the paperback version seems to be Baskerville and not very readable for me. I ended up reading the ebook anyway.
Buddy read with Gabriella!