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A review by skylarkblue1
One for All by Lillie Lainoff
5.0
I'm entirely blown away. Lillie, you might not read this but thank you. Honestly. Writing a disabled girl as the protagonist, someone who is still flawed and especially doesn't get "fixed" is massive.
The characters felt human, they felt real. Everyone had goals, asperations, feelings, flaws and strengths. The story was gripping, all the twists and turns keeping me on my toes.
Only thing I'd note is if you don't know French, be prepared to translate some things. Occasionally there is a translation directly after the French that was said, but often not.
Reccomended to everyone, disabled or not, sick or not. I'd say it's especially reccomended to those who aren't sick/disabled, those who do not know of that side of life at all. However just keep in mind, as what is said multiple times in the books, knowing 1 sick/disabled person means you only know 1 sick/disabled person.
The characters felt human, they felt real. Everyone had goals, asperations, feelings, flaws and strengths. The story was gripping, all the twists and turns keeping me on my toes.
Only thing I'd note is if you don't know French, be prepared to translate some things. Occasionally there is a translation directly after the French that was said, but often not.
Reccomended to everyone, disabled or not, sick or not. I'd say it's especially reccomended to those who aren't sick/disabled, those who do not know of that side of life at all. However just keep in mind, as what is said multiple times in the books, knowing 1 sick/disabled person means you only know 1 sick/disabled person.