Release
Date: April 5, 2011
Publisher: Speak
Format: Paperback
Pages: 264
Series:
If I Stay #2
Sources: Purchased
from Chapters
Goodreads
Synopsis
It's
been three years since Mia walked out of Adam's life.
And three years he's spent wondering why.
When their paths cross again in New York City, Adam and Mia are brought back together for one life-changing night.
Adam finally has the opportunity to ask Mia the questions that have been haunting him. But will a few hours in this magical city be enough to lay their past to rest, for good - or can you really have a second chance at first love?
And three years he's spent wondering why.
When their paths cross again in New York City, Adam and Mia are brought back together for one life-changing night.
Adam finally has the opportunity to ask Mia the questions that have been haunting him. But will a few hours in this magical city be enough to lay their past to rest, for good - or can you really have a second chance at first love?
My
Thoughts:
The
Cover: The
cover to Where She Went is pretty, yet plain. Again, it seems kinda
light-hearted nothing like the contents of the actual story. I liked
the slightly unfocused cover, but it just really didn't seem to fit
the book.
The
Plot: You
know those books that you want to devour and you do for the first
half or so? Then, you slow down and savour the rest because you just
don't want it to end? This is one of those books for me. What an
amazing story. Sequel to If I Stay, Where She Went was very well
written, very involving and very emotional.
The
Characters: Our
characters, though limited, were again very well defined. I enjoyed
reading about Mia and Adam again, although it was hard to see how the
original tragedy destroyed them. They each had to remake themselves,
pick up the pieces in whatever way they knew how.
Is
it Worth Reading?:
Without
a doubt. I loved every second of this book, of both books actually. I
felt every emotion with this series, which is a big thing for me. It
has become one of my favorites. I highly recommend it to everyone; in
fact, my mother has read both books and my sister is reading If I
Stay, although she is a much slower reader, with a much busier life.
Where She Went gets 5/5 crossbows.
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