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This was a really great book. Parts of it did seem a little rushed, though, like when it skipped a few months, but other than that it was a wonderful book. You could see everything so clearly, I didnt even realize it was a world with no color. I have been reading a ton of great books lately, so I wouldn't say it's the best book I've read in a while, but it's one of the best books I've ever read.

This was a really great book. Parts of it did seem a little rushed, though, like when it skipped a few months, but other than that it was a wonderful book. You could see everything so clearly, I didnt even realize it was a world with no color. I have been reading a ton of great books lately, so I wouldn't say it's the best book I've read in a while, but it's one of the best books I've ever read.

This book has literally changed my life it is so good. This book follows the life of Jam, a girl whose boyfriend died very suddenly, and no one knows how or why. Reeve was the love of her life, and they were only together for 41 days. So Jam is so depressed, she stops seeing all her friends, and completely shuts off from the rest of the world. So Jam's parents make the decision to send Jam to the Wooden Barn, a place for kids who are "fragile." She gets placed in Special Topics English, which, according to her roommate, DJ (who has a problem with food) is really rare, and last year wasn't even offered at all because, according to the teacher. Thry spend the semester studying the works of Sylvia Plath, and are given journals to write in twice every week. But what the small class of Special Topics English don't know is the journals are magical...

This book has literally changed my life it is so good. This book follows the life of Jam, a girl whose boyfriend died very suddenly, and no one knows how or why. Reeve was the love of her life, and they were only together for 41 days. So Jam is so depressed, she stops seeing all her friends, and completely shuts off from the rest of the world. So Jam's parents make the decision to send Jam to the Wooden Barn, a place for kids who are "fragile." She gets placed in Special Topics English, which, according to her roommate, DJ (who has a problem with food) is really rare, and last year wasn't even offered at all because, according to the teacher. Thry spend the semester studying the works of Sylvia Plath, and are given journals to write in twice every week. But what the small class of Special Topics English don't know is the journals are magical...