All the Bright Places (2015)
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I lie there for a while, enjoying the feel of his arm around me and the sound of his breathing. He’s so still and quiet, I barely recognize him. I watch the way his eyelids twitch as he dreams, and I wonder if he’s dreaming of me.
Like he can feel me watching, he opens his eyes.
“You’re real,” he says.
“That’s me.”
“Not a Jovian-Plutonian gravitational effect.”
“No.”
“In that case”—he grins wickedly—“I hear that Pluto and Jupiter and the earth are about to align. I wonder if you want to join me ...in a floating experiment.” He pulls me in closer and the blanket shifts. I blink into the brightness and the cold.
As it hits me.
It’s morning.
As in the sun is coming up.
As in the sun went down at some point, and I never went home or called my parents to let them know where I was. As in we are still on top of the Purina Tower, where we have spent the night.
“It’s morning,” I say, and I feel like I’m going to be sick.
Finch sits up, his face gone blank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I lie there for a while, enjoying the feel of his arm around me and the sound of his breathing. He’s so still and quiet, I barely recognize him. I watch the way his eyelids twitch as he dreams, and I wonder if he’s dreaming of me.
Like he can feel me watching, he opens his eyes.
“You’re real,” he says.
“That’s me.”
“Not a Jovian-Plutonian gravitational effect.”
“No.”
“In that case”—he grins wickedly—“I hear that Pluto and Jupiter and the earth are about to align. I wonder if you want to join me ...in a floating experiment.” He pulls me in closer and the blanket shifts. I blink into the brightness and the cold.
As it hits me.
It’s morning.
As in the sun is coming up.
As in the sun went down at some point, and I never went home or called my parents to let them know where I was. As in we are still on top of the Purina Tower, where we have spent the night.
“It’s morning,” I say, and I feel like I’m going to be sick.
Finch sits up, his face gone blank.
What to read after All the Bright Places?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Niven to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 4 years ago
I love this book so much more than any other book in the entire world. It made my cry for so many reasons I can't explain.
Guest 4 years ago
It is honestly such an amazing book, it is well written and it made me and my mates feel so many emotions. The characters are very relatable (for me at least) and I'm glad to see that they haven't attempted to romanticise suicide
Guest 4 years ago
Honestly same. Sometimes when you read books and someone commits suicide, it’s way too romanticised even though suicide is in no way romantic or poetic. It’s a means of escape. And escape isn’t romantic or poetic either. It’s a last resort that some people find themselves relying on.Write Review:
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