El cielo está en cualquier lugar
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- Author：Jandy Nelson
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Summary
Adrift after her sister Bailey's sudden death， Lennie finds herself torn between quiet， seductive Toby—Bailey's boyfriend who shares her grief—and Joe， the new boy in town who bursts with life and musical genius。 Each offers Lennie something she desperately needs。。。 though she knows if the two of them collide her whole world will explode。
Join Lennie on this heartbreaking and hilarious journey of profound sorrow and mad love， as she makes colossal mistakes and colossal discoveries， as she traipses through band rooms and forest bedrooms and ultimately right into your heart。
As much a celebration of love as a poignant portrait of loss， Lennie's struggle to sort her own melody out of the noise around her is always honest， often uproarious， and absolutely unforgettable。
Join Lennie on this heartbreaking and hilarious journey of profound sorrow and mad love， as she makes colossal mistakes and colossal discoveries， as she traipses through band rooms and forest bedrooms and ultimately right into your heart。
As much a celebration of love as a poignant portrait of loss， Lennie's struggle to sort her own melody out of the noise around her is always honest， often uproarious， and absolutely unforgettable。
Reviews
Christine
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I love how unapologetically messy this story is--how indeed the point is to embrace the mess of grief and love。 There were times when I didn't like anyone， but ultimately the writing is so good， I ended up loving everyone。 <3 I love how unapologetically messy this story is--how indeed the point is to embrace the mess of grief and love。 There were times when I didn't like anyone， but ultimately the writing is so good， I ended up loving everyone。 <3 。。。more
Wahiba
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2016
sienna
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honestly， i felt obligated to read this because i loved jandy nelson’s “i’ll give you the sun。” it’s still my favorite book to date。 however， this book was very slow and the romance was odd。 nelson is known for having weird characters， but some of lennie’s decisions were very VERY weird。 i’m not sure if i can’t understand because i haven’t experienced true grief or if it was just weird， but it was a little difficult to take in。 i do love nelson’s writing style and the use of poems in the book！！ honestly， i felt obligated to read this because i loved jandy nelson’s “i’ll give you the sun。” it’s still my favorite book to date。 however， this book was very slow and the romance was odd。 nelson is known for having weird characters， but some of lennie’s decisions were very VERY weird。 i’m not sure if i can’t understand because i haven’t experienced true grief or if it was just weird， but it was a little difficult to take in。 i do love nelson’s writing style and the use of poems in the book！！ it’s very artistic and unique; it really helps drive certain messages :）） 。。。more
Elizabeth
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Aaron Picos
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Para mi un libro es bueno cuando: te hace sentir， te transmite algo o te enseña algo。 Pero es buenísimo cuando la historia te atrapa y es fácil de leer。 La historia me atrapó， si， pero la protagonista me desesperó la mayoría del tiempo。 Pero esa misma desesperación fue la que me mantuvo atrapado a la historia。 Es una historia， un tanto cursi， pero también trata mucho sobre el duelo que vive una persona que pierde a un ser querido。 En general me gusto; si leíste Bajo la misma estrella y te encant Para mi un libro es bueno cuando: te hace sentir， te transmite algo o te enseña algo。 Pero es buenísimo cuando la historia te atrapa y es fácil de leer。 La historia me atrapó， si， pero la protagonista me desesperó la mayoría del tiempo。 Pero esa misma desesperación fue la que me mantuvo atrapado a la historia。 Es una historia， un tanto cursi， pero también trata mucho sobre el duelo que vive una persona que pierde a un ser querido。 En general me gusto; si leíste Bajo la misma estrella y te encanto， vas a amar esta historia。 。。。more
Ella
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The story followed a good storyline and had great character development。 I just felt like there should’ve been more to it than there was
Makayla McCall
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I really loved this book🥲
Carter Skye
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The way that Jandy Nelson writes about grief is so unique and I'm so glad I finally got around to picking up The Sky Is Everywhere。 The way that Jandy Nelson writes about grief is so unique and I'm so glad I finally got around to picking up The Sky Is Everywhere。 。。。more
riri
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even if this wasn't the most stunning commentary on grief i have ever read， jandy nelson will never fail to floor me with her refreshing and entirely unique characters and writing style。 when you read her books， you become immersed in this freak world she's built of mystical grandmothers and equally unsettling and cajoling superstition。 i reccomended this to a friend of mine who said she was grossed out by the whole thing and it made her super uncomfortable。 like yeah？？？ that's the point。 i love even if this wasn't the most stunning commentary on grief i have ever read， jandy nelson will never fail to floor me with her refreshing and entirely unique characters and writing style。 when you read her books， you become immersed in this freak world she's built of mystical grandmothers and equally unsettling and cajoling superstition。 i reccomended this to a friend of mine who said she was grossed out by the whole thing and it made her super uncomfortable。 like yeah？？？ that's the point。 i love a romance novel in which there is a perfectly sound and rational explanation for every pit and fall， but this， though incorporating an epic romance， is NOT that。 grief is a fickle， unexplainable， painful thing。 the confusion as you scramble to move on but still hold on IS pretty gross and uncomfortable。 that's exactly the way this book is supposed to be。 There's Joe who makes her feel like she's soaring， who reintroduces lennie to the lennie she was before her grief sucked the life out of her。 she falls in love with life again， with music， with her hometown， and with the rain。 but then there's the guilt of not being a shell of a human， because who can do that when their sister is dead？ so the way that my skin crawls and my body cringes when she kisses toby is utterly fitting。 their dynamic drags her back into the darkness， he reignites her sorrow and they pour it into each other because they don't quite no where else to put it。 they are each other's last living relics of someone they both loved so much。 sometimes when there's that much love it becomes murky what it all means。 is it wrong to steal your dead sister's boyfriend？ or is it okay to find solace in someone so close to her heart？ i cant do it justice in a review， but the metaphorical analysis of the progression of grief is insane and so smart and heart wrenching。 definitely reccomend。 。。。more
Elise Marrah
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if jandy nelson asked me to murder someone for her， i would do it。 no questions asked。
Brittany
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This book hit me a lot like The Perks of Being a Wallflower did。 While it's been nearly a decade since I read that book， the feelings it left me with stay in my heart。 This one may prove to be similar。 The book wasn't perfect but Jandy Nelson did a great job evoking that mystical feeling that I got from Perks。 It's hard to describe。 It's like， a feeling of distant familiarity。 Understanding， and putting words to the strange feelings I may not have otherwise put words too。 That， combined with som This book hit me a lot like The Perks of Being a Wallflower did。 While it's been nearly a decade since I read that book， the feelings it left me with stay in my heart。 This one may prove to be similar。 The book wasn't perfect but Jandy Nelson did a great job evoking that mystical feeling that I got from Perks。 It's hard to describe。 It's like， a feeling of distant familiarity。 Understanding， and putting words to the strange feelings I may not have otherwise put words too。 That， combined with some interesting and otherworldly characters， left me feeling butterflies。 This book reinstated my desire to always choose to be authentically me。 And to be diligent to stay on track with that。Ok， enough rambling。 This read was quick and easy。 Grammatically， there were a few weak spots。 My heart feels good though， that's all。 。。。more
Chloë
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3。5 stars Very surprised by this considering I didn’t like her other novel。 Too bad I give it away because part of me now wants to reread it。 This story definitely had its rocky moments。 At first the writing style annoyed me but I grew to appreciate it。 Due to the subject matter I thought I’d be sobbing from page one but instead I didn’t cry until almost the very end。 The book was like a puzzle that takes ages to solve， it might seem frustrating but the pay off is worth it。 I don’t know how else 3。5 stars Very surprised by this considering I didn’t like her other novel。 Too bad I give it away because part of me now wants to reread it。 This story definitely had its rocky moments。 At first the writing style annoyed me but I grew to appreciate it。 Due to the subject matter I thought I’d be sobbing from page one but instead I didn’t cry until almost the very end。 The book was like a puzzle that takes ages to solve， it might seem frustrating but the pay off is worth it。 I don’t know how else to talk about Lennie and Bailey and Toby and Joe and Gram and Big and Sarah other than to say that I ended relating to this in ways I wouldn’t have imagined when I read that first page。 。。。more
paris miles
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Again， lovely， wonderful， top 5。
Jennifer Wheeler
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Please keep in mind that I don’t generally read/enjoy a lot of contemporary fiction。 Having said that， there aren’t words to describe how much I LOVE this book。 Jandy Nelson， without a doubt， has an enthrallingly unique talent for descriptive phrasing。 If anything， I love this even more than I’ll Give You The Sun （many thanks to my bff for bullying me into reading it， which then led me to read this one）。 Both books deserve eleventy-billion star ratings。 I wish she’d write more。
Lea Gergi
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Läste den för andra gången sen jag var 12 typ。 Såååå bra！！
Gwen
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3。5 rounded down
Bobbie
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a little sad because I loved Jandys other book and this one just didn't do it for me idk just very meh a little sad because I loved Jandys other book and this one just didn't do it for me idk just very meh 。。。more
Angelina Grylls
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Slightly weird yet wonderful。A good read， especially for a young adult who enjoys romance with a plot twist or two。I just love the quotes！
Richard
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I heard a lot of good things about this book and it really did live up to its expectations。 I have been enjoying slice of life books， but this one told a great story and was pretty realistic。 It deals with grief in a very real way including the changes the main character goes through because of it。I thought some of the dialog was cheesy， but young love can be full of the awkward moments and words。 I really liked this book。
Libby Fry
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Super cute。 Had this for years and finally picked it up。 Quick read although took me ages cause I got so busy。 Even though Bailey is dead， the sister relationship felt so real and I think that’s why I loved it
Jenell
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 It was a good book。 It dove into what teens deal with when a love one dies。 To me it was more of a YA book。
Serrat Books
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3。75/5⭐️« A veces para tocar el cielo solo tienes que levantar la punta de los dedos »Soy muy fan de la forma en que está escrito。 Con este libro en particular me pasa que me gusto más la manera está contada la historia （la pluma de la autora） que la historia en si。 Ojo esto no quiere decir que no me gusto， al contrario en su mayoría la disfrute un montón， perooooo si destaco mucho para mi la prosa hermosa。Logró reflejar muy bien lo que es el duelo y dolor de perder a un ser querido。 Además de q 3。75/5⭐️« A veces para tocar el cielo solo tienes que levantar la punta de los dedos »Soy muy fan de la forma en que está escrito。 Con este libro en particular me pasa que me gusto más la manera está contada la historia （la pluma de la autora） que la historia en si。 Ojo esto no quiere decir que no me gusto， al contrario en su mayoría la disfrute un montón， perooooo si destaco mucho para mi la prosa hermosa。Logró reflejar muy bien lo que es el duelo y dolor de perder a un ser querido。 Además de que Jandy siempre logra representar las relaciones familiares de una manera única e increíble。 Los personajes en su mayoría me gustaron un montón。Luego están los poemas de Lennie <3 Casi siempre a inicio de cada capítulo la autora nos regala varios poemas escritos por la protagonista que aportan mucho a la historia y hacen que puedas comprenderla de una manera mas sencilla。 Si me preguntan a mi， fueron mi parte favorita de esta historia。Ahora algo que realmente no disfrute casi nada fue el triángulo amoroso que se formó， concretamente la “relación” que tenía Lennie con Toby。 Entiendo que los unió el dolor de la perdida， sin embargo nunca pude disfrutar de leerlos juntos。 Por el contrario Joe desde el principio logró conectar conmigo al 100% y es por eso que leer como Lennie literalmente le mentía en la cara me pareció de muy mal gusto。 Si no fuera por esto fácilmente se pudo haber llevado mis 5 estrellas。« Eso es un error de planteamiento， Lennie， el cielo está en cualquier lugar， empieza en tus pies » 。。。more
Maria
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É um romance leve。 Mostra o outro lado do luto de uma pessoa próxima。 Fez-me ter ainda mais vontade de ter um romance na minha vida。
Jade
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I loved this book so much， although I found it slightly weird she was falling in love with her sisters boyfriend。 Other than that it was such a lovely story， and I can see why she'd fall in love with someone feeling the same kind of greifing as her。 I loved this book so much， although I found it slightly weird she was falling in love with her sisters boyfriend。 Other than that it was such a lovely story， and I can see why she'd fall in love with someone feeling the same kind of greifing as her。 。。。more
Casey Lenart
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Very cute story dealing with the loss of a loved one， but found the details and back story to be lacking。 Can tell this book is dated， as some of the words used are “quirky”， and there are a couple offensive descriptors used。
katie
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i love the world building， and the way it covers a heavy topic like grief in such a spiritual and elegant way， but it feels so childish - and yeah， it’s a YA book - but slapping cheesy teen antics into the gracefulness of the rest of the writing knocks some points off for me。
Blanca Love Reader
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Una historia preciosa sobre el duelo y encontrarse a si mismo después de este， es un libro muy ligero， pero lleno de situaciones cotidianas que cualquiera de nosotros podría vivir y muy bien llevado。 Lo recomiendo para después de una lecturauy pesada， un libro que cura el corazón。
Crystallinum
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Honestly， I had to pause a few times as I read the book to take in what had just happened and then proceeded to rant about it。 It wasn't a fun time。First off， I'll give credit where credit is due before everything else。The writing was solid。 Really。 The poems at the beginning of a chapter （or end） provided great insight into Lennie and Bailey's relationship and overall （supposedly） helped generate sympathy for Lennie's character and others that were affected by Bailey's death。 The pacing was goo Honestly， I had to pause a few times as I read the book to take in what had just happened and then proceeded to rant about it。 It wasn't a fun time。First off， I'll give credit where credit is due before everything else。The writing was solid。 Really。 The poems at the beginning of a chapter （or end） provided great insight into Lennie and Bailey's relationship and overall （supposedly） helped generate sympathy for Lennie's character and others that were affected by Bailey's death。 The pacing was good and consistent， no time jumps without warning。Now。。。 the characters。 I did not like Lennie。 Not at all。 I did not sympathise with her and at one point （view spoiler）[（specifically， when Lennie brings Joe roses to try and explain the situation and he tells that that her can't be with a cheater， especially one with her sister's bf） （hide spoiler）] even thought that she might just suicide and end the book at that。 But of course， that will never happen。I think Lennie's character is both （somewhat） complex and horribly simple。 She has a variety of interests and talents but they feel like sticky notes stuck onto a character board without any thought or reason and are only there for the sake of making her more "real。" She is also lusting after Joe soon after they meet and for a time that is what her character revolved around。 These， combined with her actions throughout the story， makes Lennie seem like a robot desperately trying to pass as a human being。 It does not work。Despite Lennie going on and on about Joe， there doesn't appear to be much about him。 Like I cannot recall if he has any flaws or any strengths other than his constant joy。 He doesn't appear to have any true interests outside of music and neither does he seem to have any opinions。 He's just a generic love interest that doesn't go anything outside of being a love interest。 If there was anything that represented him it would just be "LOVE INTEREST" in bright red plastered across a whiteboard and "likes music" in tiny print in the corner。 Oh， and "is horny" is stuck on the board as well。The other characters were alright actually。 Gram and Big were interesting in their own way and Toby wasn't as bad as Joe。 He didn't feel as much like a character produced from a random character generator as opposed to Lennie or Joe， but that's proabbly due to him not being as fleshed out。 Sarah was kind of one dimensional and barely present throughout the story （despite being Lennie's best friend） except at the very beginning and towards the end。 In short， the other characters were fine and felt like actual characters in some ways。The romance was too fast。It escalated at an insane pace and within a few days he began to ask her about her virginity。 Stating that he wanted to deflower her and that he would be her first。 What is this？？ His lust for her （and her for him） is way too much to a point that it's just pure fantasy。 It's like they went from 0 to 100 in a span of a few days and were absolutely ready to smash each other into pieces if that was the last thing they ever did in their meaningless lives。 The romance is also cliche。 Two people find true love in each other， they have some kind of fall out and finally true love prevails and the end。 That's it， that's the romance。 I also feel like the romance （which took up like the middle third - half） overshadows Lennie's grief and the grief is just sprinkled throughout like undissolvable salt。 The romance is supposed to support the grief aspect but it just seems to be pushed it aside with grief only coming back at the very end。 All in all， the romance could have been executed better if everything didn't happen as fast and it wasn't so prominent。The plot was generic。 Nothing interesting really happened， nothing out of the ordinary。 This doesn't mean that it was awful， but neither does it mean it was good。 It simply was just generic。There was a setting？ Honestly， this book could have happened anywhere in the modern world。 The setting doesn't need to be entirely unique to the story， but it could have been more fleshed out。 There was a few houses， a river， woods， a school and perhaps some shops。 There really is nothing notable about it。In conclusion， it is obvious I do not like this book。 Not only were the （main） characters boring and fake， they were also tied together in a generic love plot with a sprinkling of grief on top。 Don't really recommend the book but it wouldn't hurt to try， would it？ 。。。more
Amanda Redmond
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i enjoyed this book overall， def a little too quirky and irreverent at times but covered a lot of difficult topics well。 interesting and engaging plot and characters。 second book by this author i’ve read， they’re both very similar but she’s good at this style so it’s ok。 i love a good love story。
Greyland Reviews
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