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I rated this book a 10 out of 10 because I really enjoy the characters. Nelson chooses to have these characters be everyday humans. Their lives aren't perfect. For example, Noah is gay, Jude talks to dead people, and Oscar is a recovering alcoholic. I feel like Nelson talks about subjects that some people are afraid to talk/write about. I really enjoyed how she "blended" the characters so that every characters played a role in each others life. Many of the books that I have read, the authors do not do this, so this was a good taste.

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10 out of 10

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Jandy Nelson

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Ill give you the sun

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I believe that the character that changed the most was Oscar Ralph. In the beginning of the book, Oscar is this bad boy, mysterious kind of guy. When he meets Jude in the church, he knows for sure that she is the one. Oscar grew up without a mother basically. This event in his life led him to drink excessively, soon turning him into an alcoholic. Through the help of Jude and Guillermo, Oscar changes from a cold heart to a loving, charismatic Brit.

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If I were Jude, I would want to know on why Guillermo Garcia( the sculptor) would help me out. How can one person have such a change of heart? The very first day Jude went to his studio, he flat out told her no he would not help her and to go away. Then when she goes back the very next day and burst out into tears, he says yes. From the reading we can tell that he didn't accept because she was drying, it was because of something else Nelson doesn't explain.