All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I’ve given myself to reflect on this book. I don’t know if I really want to go into an in-depth review…
MY EXPERIENCE WITH THIS BOOK:
I listened to 7/9 parts of an audiobook, then had to wait three weeks for somebody to return it from the library. I forgot a lot of plot points within that time, so I don’t think I received the optimal meaning from this book– however, overall, I enjoyed it. The writing is suuuuper pretentious. But you (hopefully) get used to it by the end.
CHARACTERS/DYNAMICS
You know what??? I don’t want to spoil it for you guys. Just know you’ll love them both and their dynamic is brilliant.
PLOT:
Kinda boring, but you’re here for the plot.
STRUCTURE:
There wasn’t anything too original about this book’s structure, but it was still notably soothing to read. I like how this book was formed 😀
THEMES:
Suicide, depression, bulimia, bullying, coming-0f-age identity formation, family relationships…
PASSAGES:
Too many to quote.
THE ENDING:
This book had a realistic ending like Me Before You which I greatly appreciated. And it made me cry.
Cal's Reading Corner 
One response to “Review: All the Bright Places”
I’ve been stuck on page 5 for around 6 months now? I just haven’t had time to really start it meaning I keep reading the same page over and over and over. but now i’ll definitely try and make time for this one in particular! glad you liked it 😉
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