This is a great book. I like how the main character is a kid around my age.

This is my overall review of Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon. In this book there are some mature themes like explicit words, kissing, and alcohol so if you are sensitive towards those themes, I'd recommend another book. First I'll be comparing the book to the movie. The book is very similar to the movie which is nice to see because usually books and the movie aren't always alike. For instance, Wonder's book and movie weren't very alike for me and that was disappointing. On the other hand, this book was almost identical to the movie. This was written before the movie came out so there are obviously some differences like the character Zach who was Ollys friend, or having Madeline's mothers race be Asian. In the movie, there was no Zach and Madeline's mother was African American. Overall, on a scale of 1-10, I give the book and movie similarities an 8.5. Now I'll be talking about the book itself, not the movie and book. The book is SO SO AMAZING!! First of all,it is so beautifully written. I love the adjectives used, they were new words for me and I'll definetly be using them in some of my own writing. Secondly, the pictures and charts really give a great example of who Maddeline is and her personality. Lastly, I just cannot get over the relationships between all the characters. It's so beautifully described. Overall, I rate this book 5 stars for it's similarities from the movie and the well written language.

I love the part with giving high fives to Guy Diamond & when DJ Suki drops the beat!

Belly is hanging out with her cousins at the pool when Conrad grabs her foot when is floating on top of the water,then they go inside to get change in dried cloths and not soaking wet clothes they go to the bar for having some wine for the first time for summer but in'till something happens Belly turns pretty she looks,feels pretty this summer and not from last summer.

I am interested in this book and looking forward to the next one in 2022.

This book makes me laugh every time I read it.

This book was great I really enjoy reading it and I think it has a good lesson of how the fear of missing out can make you miss out on what right there in front of you!

Because Hugo was scared and excited to see a human. But at the end he was not scared, he was excited.

The writing was poor, the plots were drawn as if by a three year old, the outcomes were predictable, nothing happened in each of them, it takes dozens of comics before the plot is concluded, the only redeeming characteristic was the graphics.

I really liked when Raya was with her Daddy again & they hugged.