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Really sweet, almost cried at multiple points

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Not like anything else I’ve read (in a good way)

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Not like anything else I’ve read (in a good way)

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it had a very unique, personable voice, for ya lit!

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it had a very unique, personable voice, for ya lit!

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Agonizing. Especially the running over penny scene.

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Agonizing. Especially the running over penny scene.

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I think you could read it at any age and get a ton out of it 

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I think you could read it at any age and get a ton out of it 

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Reminds me of the book Wonder in some ways

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Read this in 5th grade and I think it could be read even younger...

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Read this in 5th grade and I think it could be read even younger...

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I really appreciated how the book talked about so many emotions and heavier topics/ events, such as when Penny gets hit by the car, but is written in a way that children and young adults can understand