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We Were Never Here by Jennifer Gilmore

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We Were Never Here

Jennifer Gilmore

HarperCollins · Paperback · June 26, 2018

Reading lane: YA Illness & Disease Stories

In this exquisitely written and emotionally charged young adult debut, critically acclaimed author Jennifer Gilmore explores how sometimes the wounds you can’t see are the most painful.

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Authors
Jennifer Gilmore
Publisher
HarperCollins
Published
June 26, 2018
Format
Paperback
Theme
YA Illness & Disease Stories · Mental Illness for Teens
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YA Illness & Disease Stories

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  • Coming of Age

  • YA Stories About Girls & Women

  • YA Illness & Disease Stories

  • Religious YA

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  • Contemporary YA Romance

  • Dating & Sex for Teens

  • Disabilities & Special Needs for Teens

  • Emotions & Feelings for Teens

About This Book

In this exquisitely written and emotionally charged young adult debut, critically acclaimed author Jennifer Gilmore explores how sometimes the wounds you can’t see are the most painful. Did you know your entire life can change in an instant? For sixteen-year-old Lizzie Stoller, that moment is when she collapses out of the blue. The next thing she knows, she’s in a hospital with an illness she’s never heard of. But that isn’t the only life-changing moment for Lizzie. The othe...

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In this exquisitely written and emotionally charged young adult debut, critically acclaimed author Jennifer Gilmore explores how sometimes the wounds you can’t see are the most painful. Did you know your entire life can change in an instant? For sixteen-year-old Lizzie Stoller, that moment is when she collapses out of the blue. The next thing she knows, she’s in a hospital with an illness she’s never heard of. But that isn’t the only life-changing moment for Lizzie. The other is when Connor and his dog, Verlaine, walk into her hospital room. Lizzie has never connected with anyone the way she does with the handsome teenage volunteer. But the more time she spends with him and the deeper in love she falls, the more she realizes that Connor has secrets and a deep pain of his own . . . and that while being with him has the power to make Lizzie forget about her illness, being with her might tear Connor apart.

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