All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven – review

Every "light place" created by Jennifer Niven is a painful book about mental illness, and its powerful influence on people with mental illness and its surrounding people.

Finch and violet gathered on the clock tower of the school. They are all thinking about jumping, but doing so will save each other. Finch tends to suicide, violet has post-traumatic stress disorder

Finch convinced Violetto to be a partner in the US Geography "Walk in Indiana" school project and pulled her away from the comfort group.

They explore every land in Indiana State and see what it is offering before graduating. What he wants to do is death, Finch teaches the way of life of violet.

This story is spoken in another view between Finch and Violet. I like this format very much. Because it allows me to understand their ideas deeply.

I like the character of Finch very much. You do not know what to expect from him. Since we all like to write, I will contact Violet.

I really enjoyed reading all the different places they traveled in Indiana. Now, I'd like to explore Indiana. I also want to explore my hometown and find everything that it offers.

This book explores the theme of heavy adults. I think that the author deeply treated the theme of these adults and made it easy for the young adult audience to understand. I would have liked the most happy ending, but I understand why the author has finished the book in this way. This book will be long after reading is over.

I recommend this book to anyone over the age of 15 and I would like to read a romantic story exploring heavy themes.

All bright places of Niven, Jennifer All the bright places are masterpieces of romantic, mysterious and adventurous readers. Through the book, the reader established a deep connection between the finch of the hero traveling together traveling and violet. They hit the top of the school's bell tower, both of which form an unbreakable bond for different reasons. They found unknown happiness. The reader experienced anxiety, love, death, tears journey. This book is full of torn scenes and unpredictable twists. I am willing to cry with my own eyes and recommend this book to those who can not put a book. - Berit Shallow, grade 2021

All bright places of Niven, Jennifer Jennifer · Niven has a deeply moving and emotional story of mental illness, resembling our star mistake (but a mental illness rather than cancer). This novel tells the story of two teenagers, violet and finch. Violet recently developed depression after her sister's death, but finches are bipolar and not very families. Everyone care about you does not mean you can not be loved. Romance, drama, sad story, and especially recommended for those who like John Green and Rainbow Rowell. Gabby Zane, grade 2021