Before I Die by Jenny Downham – Review
A spoiler-light review of Jenny Downham’s devastating, compassionate novel about a terminally ill teenager determined to claim what remains of her life.
A spoiler-light review of Jenny Downham’s devastating, compassionate novel about a terminally ill teenager determined to claim what remains of her life.
A spoiler-light guide to Emily Bazelon’s 2011 New York Times review of Jenny Downham’s You Against Me, its qualified praise and its central moral conflict.
Jenny Downham’s Furious Thing is an emotionally intense, ultimately hopeful YA novel that treats a teenage girl’s anger as a source of insight rather than a flaw.
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