The Everything, Everything book has been adapted into a movie directed by Stella Meghie and starring Amanda Stenberg and Nick Robinson. If you’re intrigued by how in the world this book could also be controversial then you’re going to have to read the spoiler full review below and find out. I do recommend it to those who like these kinds of books. For the purposes of easy mind numbing escapism Everything, Everything fits the bill. It’s nice sometimes to worry about first kisses and the electricity of holding hands with someone you’re attracted to instead of real world adult issues. I enjoyed watching this young romance blossom and rooting for love to conquer all. I think there is value in having a book that isn’t challenging every once in a while. The book isn’t necessarily predictable but it is comfortable. It enhances the innocence of the young and naive Madeline. It’s an extremely quick read that includes some cute little pictures and diagrams drawn by Yoon’s husband. I finished Everything, Everything over the course of a couple of lunch breaks. It seemed like a safe bet and I was rewarded. I also really loved the other book I read by author Nicola Yoon, The Sun is Also a Star.
I needed something easy to read quickly that I could trust to just be entertaining and maybe a bit emotional. I picked this book up as a palate cleanser after a different novel left a very bad taste in my mouth. This relationship is the focus of the book and its honestly adorable. She can’t help but become infatuated with the new neighbor boy who moves in next door. She never gets to leaver her home and basically her only human interaction is with her mother, who is also her doctor, and her nurse. The book is about Madeline, a young woman who has lived her whole life with a severely compromised immune system. If that does not sound like a book you would read then this book will not be for you regardless of the other nuance.
Therefore, this review will simply be about this book being, in my opinion, super cute.Įverything, Everything is at its core a teen romance drama about the thrills and perils of a first love.
I address my opinion about the controversy that some readers have projected onto Everything, Everything but it is impossible to talk about it without discussing spoilers as well. I need to note that there are some discussion points that I simply cannot make in the spoiler free review of this book. First is the spoiler free review followed by the spoiler full review and summary. This post of Everything, Everything by author Nicola Yoon, Illustrations David Yoon has been adapted from two previous posts.
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