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Book Review: Girl Nevermore

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22931555Genre: YA | Contemporary | Dark-Fiction

My Rating: 3 + 1/2

Read my review of Girl Nevermore at JC’s Book Haven.

You can also read this review at Goodreads.

Blurb: Last week, Cooper Mesa was a quiet, studious bookworm.
This week, she feels unworthy of love or forgiveness.
When Cooper’s twin sister, Kayla, tries to end her own life, Cooper blames herself. If only she had paid more attention…
Desperate to understand her sister’s decision, Cooper starts down a dark path, discovering her own inner turmoil. Losing herself is easy, but finding a reason to live is becoming impossible.

4 responses to “Book Review: Girl Nevermore”

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    mihrank

    I agreed with Cooper when she felt like she was being selfish by considering how Kayla’s action

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      Heena Rathore P.

      Yea… I agree!

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    By Hook Or By Book ~ Book Reviews, News, & Other Stuff

    Nice review Heena! I really liked how you broke everything down 🙂 Another book for my pile.

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      Heena Rathore P.

      Aww… Thanks Kim 🙂
      Breaking down helps writing the review very comfortable! I get to say more about the book this way!
      I’m glad you liked the breaking-down way!
      😀

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