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All We Know of Heaven: A Novel
All We Know of Heaven A Novel
Author: Jacquelyn Mitchard
Bridget Flannery and Maureen O'Malley have been BFFs since forever. Then a brief moment of inattention on an icy road leaves one girl dead and the other in a coma, battered beyond recognition. Family and friends mourn one friend's loss and pray for the other's recovery. Then the doctors discover they have made a terrible mistake. The girl who li...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780061345791
ISBN-10: 0061345792
Publication Date: 5/1/2008
Pages: 320
Reading Level: Young Adult
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Publisher: HarperTeen
Book Type: Library Binding
Other Versions: Paperback
Members Wishing: 1
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Compelling story about two best friends who are inseparable. Coming home from a cheerleading event they are involved in a car accident. One girl is killed and the other is severely injured. The parents of the dead girl bury their daughter and the other parents spend their time at the bedside of their critically injured daughter. As the girl begins to recover from her horrendous injuries she keeps trying to say one word - her name. This is based on a true story about how two teenagers are mixed up and how the parents must cope when the truth comes out. This book was difficult for me to put down as I got caught up in the story. I highly recommend this as an excellent read.
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I liked this book but didn't love it. There were to many plot points that came together too easily for me. I love the premise of the book and some of the conflicts were really interesting but it sometimes felt like solutions came too easily so as to make it easier to transition to the next event.


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