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-Everyone is dealing with something that you do not know about them and can not see from the outside so one should treat others with respect.

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Stone, Tamara Ireland. “Every Last Word.” Tamara Ireland Stone, 2019, www.tamarairelandstone.com/books/every-last-word/.

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-"Click'd"
-"Swap'd"
-"Little Do We Know"

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- "Time Between Us"
- "Time after Time"
- "Time and Time Again"

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Stone, Tamara Ireland. Every Last Word. Hyperion Books, 2015.

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Overall, this book has a really good message behind it: that everyone is dealing with something internally, even if they do not show it. This novel really shows the struggles of OCD and helps people not struggling with OCD to better understand it. This is a good book if you want to learn more about OCD or just enjoy reading about mental illness or romance. This novel is easy to understand, although labeled as young adult, could be beneficial for an adult to read if they do not know much about OCD, especially if they know someone diagnosed with OCD.

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-Genre:Young adult, mental health,contemporary, romance
-New York Times best seller

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Facts about book

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Review

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Quotes

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"These walls heard
me when no
one else could.

They gave my
words a home,
kept them safe.

Cheered, cried, listened.
Changed my life
for the better.

It wasn't enough.
But they heard
every last word" (Stone 323).
-Poet’s corner is a place for people to express themselves without judgement.

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“She has all that?” (145).
- you do not know what others are going through

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-The superficial friends
-Holding Sam back in life, as she feels she needs to be friends with them
-Do not know her real secrets

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Symbolism

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-Room in basement of the school only the members and the janitor know about.
- Members are free to read poetry with no criticism from others
-For Sam this is where she can be herself without fear of judgement and represents her escape from the real world

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-Everything Sam needs
-When Sam is having bad thoughts, Caroline gets rid of them
-Calms her down

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-Sam's mom- one of her best friends because she knows her best
-Shrink Sue- Sam's therapist that she visits every Wednesday

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Caroline Madsen- Faded, baggy clothes, no makeup, always wears tacky t-shirts
AJ- Tall and lanky. Sam and her superficial friends used to bully him in 4th grade for his stutter.
-Sydney
-Cameron
-Abigail
-Jessica
-Emily
-Chelsea

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The superficial friends (The Crazy Eights)

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The superficial friends (The Crazy Eights)

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-Kaitlyn
-Alexis
-Olivia
-Hailey- the only one Samantha counts as a true friend

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Characters

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-Junior in high school in California
-Has OCD
-obsessed with number 3
-Scratches her neck 3 times when nervous
-She is a competitive swimmer and only uses lane 3
-Only parks her car if the odometer is on 3. If it's not, she'll drive around until it is

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Teaser

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Imagine having to hide an entirely different person from your friends. That's how Samantha McAllister feels. Trapped in the spirals caused by her OCD and her newfound love of poetry and the people she meets through her poetry. She also runs into a boy who she used to bully, but now wants to befriend. What will happen when they collide? Samantha has to decide if it's best to stick with the popular girls she calls her friends, though they do not know the truth about her, or to go with the poets, who let her be who she wants to be.

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-1 in 40 adults affected
-1 in 100 kids affected
-Equal in men and women
-Anyone can get it

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Definitions OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder)

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Definitions OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder)

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-Series of unwanted and repeated thoughts, feelings, obsessions, and behaviors that drive them to do something over and over (compulsions)
-Person carries out behavior to get rid of thought

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-Book published in June 16, 2015
-Written because a family friend was diagnosed with OCD at age 12
-She wanted to understand what her friend was going through

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“Every Last Word” by Tamara Ireland Stone