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The way to make the pain go away was to put your mind somewhere else. You let your mind leave and float above you, where it could watch you.

It was a little bit of a struggle to read, but the ending was funny/cute. Sloan hand-fed everything so nothing was thought-provoking or puzzling. The character development (if there truly was any) wasn‘t the best either. The relationships were so rushed that I never got the chance to understand the characters outside of them liking one another. It‘s a cute book for grade-schoolers, but for someone who likes depth it‘s lacking.

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I am so glad that I found Holly Goldberg's very first book. You can really see her voice forming. And it gets even stronger in the sequel, "Call My Name". Clearly she is a Jackson fan.

Emily and Sam meet at a church. Emily believes that people meet for a reason. She shares a great antidote involving a window and mattress that I won't spoil. Sam has been on the run with his brother and crazy dad for a decade. They were definitely destined.

SO GOOD! Family, friendships, adventure, survival...gritty and hopeful. This is an ARC I borrowed from a friend but the book has been out for years! Read it!

The only book I've ever read twice because it was that good.

Yes it references Michael Jacksons song from 1970....oddly that song flashes images of freshman year 1970 in my university dorm...
Beautifully illustrates the serendipitous nature of interconnected souls that span lifetimes, believable