My sweet padlet by Mia Desimini

desiminim — 2024-05-09 12:40:41 UTC

This is a calm scene that is described in a very pretty way. I like the way the scenery is described. This part of the book is interesting because it takes place right after Eddie dies. He died trying to save the girl from the ride falling but we don't know if she survived. I don't know if he saved her. I think that maybe she died and that we will get to see her later on in the story.

desiminim — 2024-05-13 11:47:32 UTC

this part is interesting to me because we find out that Eddie is the reason that the blue man died. Not only was he the reason but he also went to his funeral not knowing he was the reason. The whole interaction with the blue man when Eddie dies is interesting.

desiminim — 2024-05-13 12:12:36 UTC

This scene is very interesting to me because its the part where Eddie tries to save the girl and then dies. It's a big scene and a lot is happening all at once. I don't think that Eddie saved the girl but I'm not sure.

desiminim — 2024-05-13 12:49:52 UTC

This part of the story is interesting to read because it’s when Eddie is being born. This scene happens right after he dies and it’s cool to see the day he was born. It’s interesting that it takes place in the 1920s and the dad is smoking while he waits for Eddie to be born.

desiminim — 2024-05-17 12:09:27 UTC

This part of the book is when Eddie is in heaven and he is with the second person. This is his captain from when he was in the war. They are talking to each other about life and death and what happened when they were in the war. Eddie finds out that his captain is the reason why he hurt his leg and couldn't walk normally for the rest of his life. This happened because Eddie wanted to go back into the fire to save someone he thought he saw, but if he went in he would have died. So the captain shot him in the leg so he couldn't walk and saved his life.

desiminim — 2024-05-23 11:59:25 UTC

this part of the book surprised me and it made me scared and nervous for Eddies mother. Everything happened very fast and it was a lot to see happen in one moment.

desiminim — 2024-05-28 11:43:19 UTC

This part of the book is surprising because we find out that the woman at the diner is the reason the pier exists. She tells Eddie that she was in love with a man who loved her very much and he built Ruby Pier for her.

desiminim — 2024-05-28 11:49:59 UTC

This is the part where Eddies father dies. He dies from pneumonia. Eddies mother talks about how she knew something was wrong with him and that she should have done something sooner to save him. Eddie doesn't want his mom to feel like shes the reason his dad died.

desiminim — 2024-05-30 12:11:12 UTC

In this part of the book, Marguerite is teaching Eddie a lesson about love. She says that life ends at some point but love never does. I agree with that.

desiminim — 2024-05-30 12:30:09 UTC

This is an interesting part of the book. Two teenagers are tossing bottles at moving cars and then they threw this one bottle, it landed on Marguerite's windshield as she was driving. she crashed and stays in the hospital for months. Marguerite was driving to a track to get Eddie.

desiminim — 2024-06-06 12:18:53 UTC

in this scene, Eddie learns that life ends at some point but love never does. I think that's an important lesson because when people die, you don't just stop loving them. Eddie never stopped loving Marguerite.

32elizabethlhall — 2025-12-16 14:54:54 UTC