2022 SQHS Your Literate Life - BOOK REVIEWS ONLY discussion

I’ll give you the sun by: Jandy Nelson
Reviewed by Iris Ardon

It is the story of twins Noah and Jude, two inseparable brothers, until a tragedy hits them, and they are separated. Their relationship is shattered by what the story is told from dual points of view on the part of the twins. From Noah's point of view, when they are 13 years old, and Jude's when they are 16. Noah and Jude are twin brothers but with different personalities. With thirteen years, the twin Noah is a cartoonist, lover of art that falls in love with his neighbor Brian. With thirteen years, twin Jude is a more daring girl. Both brothers aspired to enter to study in the institute of art of their city. However, after the death of his mother, the character of the brother’s changes. While Noah becomes more timid, closed and reckless, having renounced his dream of studying art, Jude stops being the popular and feminine girl she was and agreeing to enter the art school. Temporary jumps occur throughout the work. At sixteen, Jude tells how his life changed three years after his mother's accident. The twins almost do not speak. Until one day Jude meets Oscar, a frail and arrogant boy who falls in love, and Guillermo, a sculptor who will help Jude sculpt a statue to pass the course. The sister also confesses to Noah that he did not enter the art institute because she, in a fit of jealousy, only sent her license plate by throwing her brother's in the trash. When both brothers are sincere eliminate the guilt, they felt and forgive.

The book was very interesting, I recommend it to people who like romance and fun. the book has more interesting stories that make you read and read the book more because it is something that one says that if it can happen to someone, but all that at the same time is like BOOM! and that makes you like it a lot and that you read it for more than 3 times. The book has about 300 pages, but the more you read it, the more time passes and the days you have finished the book and you stay with those for more things that happen so that you do not reach the end of the book. I really love this book and I hope you guys like it too!

it seems like a very heartwarming book that says a lot about love and kindness between siblings, I would consider reading it even though it is not the type of books I read.

This book has been all over this year with sever people recommending it to me. It seem interesting though I'm not sold on it. romantic books aren't my thing a lot of the time. How much of the book is based around romances?

I think it is a book that I would totally read since is not just about a love story, but a family and life one. I am not really picky when it comes to books, so I would give a shot to this one. Is it a fiction or nonfiction book? did you feel like it was super long or was It a easy read?

this book says a lot about relationships and characters. I can relate this book to the book "when Zachery beaver came to the town" because both have similar main characters and their personality changed after their mothers left them.

I would like to read this book because I want to know how other brothers treat they brothers and I look interesting because they both has different personality