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That Night by Amy Giles

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That Night

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Amy Giles

HarperCollins · Ebook · October 23, 2018

Reading lane: Teen Suicide

An evocative story by acclaimed author Amy Giles about tragedy, love, and learning to heal.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

After the Unthinkable

A Queens community’s grief meets first love in a story about learning to move forward.

Come here for

  • A tender romance shaped by shared grief and the long work of healing
  • The pull between caring for family and finding room for yourself

Expect

  • A slow shift from friendship toward something more
  • Grief, depression, and overprotective parents in the emotional terrain

Book Details

Authors
Amy Giles
Publisher
HarperCollins
Published
October 23, 2018
Format
Ebook
Theme
Teen Suicide · Death & Grief for Teens
Reading lane
Teen Suicide

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • Coming of Age

  • YA Stories About Parents

  • YA Stories About Girls & Women

  • Contemporary YA Romance

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  • Dating & Sex for Teens

  • Depression for Teens

  • Friendship for Teens

  • Mental Illness for Teens

About This Book

An evocative story by acclaimed author Amy Giles about tragedy, love, and learning to heal. The year since a mass shooting shook their Queens neighborhood has played out differently for Jess and Lucas, both of whom were affected by that night in eerily similar and deeply personal ways. As Jess struggles to take care of her depressed mother and Lucas takes up boxing under the ever-watchful eye of his overprotective parents, their paths converge. They slowly become friends and...

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An evocative story by acclaimed author Amy Giles about tragedy, love, and learning to heal. The year since a mass shooting shook their Queens neighborhood has played out differently for Jess and Lucas, both of whom were affected by that night in eerily similar and deeply personal ways. As Jess struggles to take care of her depressed mother and Lucas takes up boxing under the ever-watchful eye of his overprotective parents, their paths converge. They slowly become friends and then something more, learning to heal and move forward together. But what does it mean to love after an unspeakable tragedy?

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