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Is living all your life only indoors actually living? Everything Everything is a fiction YA novel by Nicola Yoon. It was a very fast read and captivates the reader. The author of this book did a great job at balancing the lightheartedness with the serious. It has romance and suspense and is very well written. This book introduces us to Madeline (Maddy) Whittier. Maddie is an 18-year-old living in Los Angeles, California. She has a very rare disease that makes her allergic to basically everything. There was really nothing she could do about it so she accepted the life she had and coped with the fact that she would never have the life of a normal person her age. That’s until a boy named Olly and his family moved nextdoor. Maddy then became very curious as she watched him now and then flipping around and climbing his house. Little did she know he was watching her too and he was just as curious …show more content…
In the book we see that Maddy chooses to go outside on a trip to Hawaii with Olly to “truly live”. She didn’t only want to go outside but she also wanted to spend time with the guy she fell in love with--even if that meant risking her life. At first the major conflict of the whole story was person vs nature. Mainly because everyone thought Maddy had a disease that made her allergic to everything. Later on in the book we realize it truly was person vs person because Maddy’s mom just wanted to protect her and since she is a doctor in the story she has the ability to do …show more content…
I loved pretty much everything about it. It’s one of those books that just makes so happy yet makes you upset at the same time. You really get the chance to know Maddy well and get attached to her character. I recommend this book to anyone who loves a good romance book. Of course with a twist. You’ll be captivated from the start. It teaches you life is for living and love is worth everything.

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