If I Stay
1 journaler for this copy...
Journal Entry 1 by pepita-di-Corfu from Thessaloniki - Θεσσαλονίκη, Thessaloniki Greece on Friday, December 24, 2010
Taken from the back cover:
"The last thing Mia remembers is the music.
After the accident, she can still hear it. And she can see her damaged body being taken from the wreck of her parents' car - even though she can't feel a thing.
All she can do is watch as doctors rush to save her life, as her friends and relatives gather outside her room, as the boy she loves struggles to be near her.
As the next twenty-four hours unfold, Mia must come to terms with what came before the crash - and what could come after. And she knows she must make the most difficult choice of all.
If she stays..."
"The last thing Mia remembers is the music.
After the accident, she can still hear it. And she can see her damaged body being taken from the wreck of her parents' car - even though she can't feel a thing.
All she can do is watch as doctors rush to save her life, as her friends and relatives gather outside her room, as the boy she loves struggles to be near her.
As the next twenty-four hours unfold, Mia must come to terms with what came before the crash - and what could come after. And she knows she must make the most difficult choice of all.
If she stays..."
Journal Entry 2 by pepita-di-Corfu at Thessaloniki - Θεσσαλονίκη, Thessaloniki Greece on Friday, December 24, 2010
a couple of weeks ago i travelled from Greece to Sweden and i happened to stay for some hours in Germany's Duesseldorf airport. I bought the book there and managed to read it all until my next flight to Stockholm. At first i was intrigued by the story, especially when i read that it is reminiscent of The Lovely Bones, a book i consider my favourite. However at some point i was a bit disappointed, the book is for a younger age and the ending is not what i expected it to be. All in all it was an easy read, with moments of sadness and hope mixed together.
