Books matching: dual perspectives
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- #1
Save:More Than Words by Mia Sheridan is a heartfelt story that intertwines the lives of Callen and Jessie, who reunite in France after ten years apart. The book delves into their past, filled with good and bad memories, as well as the different paths they have taken in life. Through the translation of ancient documents from the 1400s, the story explores themes of love, forgiveness, and redemption, while highlighting the impact of words and the power of self-discovery.
I threw back the shot of tequila and grimaced as it burned down my throat. Tequila was not my drink of choice, but my agent had ordered a round and I could hardly refuse. Well, I could have. I could d... - #2
Save:'Camp Quiltbag' by Nicole Melleby is a heartwarming novel set at an inclusive summer camp for LGBTQIA+ youth. The story follows twelve-year-old Abigail and thirteen-year-old Kai, both struggling with their queer identities and seeking acceptance. Through dual perspectives, the reader witnesses their journey of self-discovery, forming friendships, and navigating challenges while finding solace in a supportive community. The writing style is inclusive and sensitive, exploring themes of acceptance, diversity, and the importance of understanding and respecting one another's identities.
The book delves into the experiences of queer and trans kids at Camp QUILTBAG, highlighting the impact of discrimination and the power of finding a safe space where they can be themselves. With a diverse cast of characters, including a lesbian MC, non-binary Jewish MC, POC characters, and a gender-fluid character, the novel portrays the complexities of identity and the struggles faced by LGBTQIA+ youth. Through heartfelt storytelling, the author addresses themes of bullying, acceptance, and self-acceptance, creating a narrative that resonates with readers of all ages.
- #3
Save:Audrey and Clare, the twin protagonists of 'Under Shifting Stars' by Alexandra Latos, are navigating their individual struggles following the death of their brother. Audrey, who is neurodiverse, yearns for acceptance and normalcy, while Clare grapples with their gender identity, discovering the term 'gender fluid' as a potential explanation. The book dives into their journeys of self-discovery, dealing with grief, and finding solace in their unique bond amid personal challenges and societal pressures.
The narrative in 'Under Shifting Stars' is crafted with dual perspective voices, offering a deep exploration of the characters and their evolving identities. The writing style is engaging and compelling, drawing readers into the emotional landscapes of Audrey and Clare as they navigate complex themes of neurodiversity, gender fluidity, grief, and the quest for personal authenticity.
- #4
Save:'That's Not My Name' by Megan Lally is a gripping thriller that follows the intertwined narratives of Drew, a man suspected of his girlfriend's disappearance, and Mary, a girl found with memory loss on the side of the road. As the story unfolds, readers are taken on a rollercoaster ride of emotions, trying to piece together the mysteries surrounding the characters. is told in alternating POVs, creating a tense and suspenseful atmosphere that keeps readers engaged until the surprising twists at the end. The writing style is fast-paced, with well-developed characters and a plot that unfolds at a good pace, leading to a twisty ending that leaves readers shocked.
- #5
Save:Body Check by Elle Kennedy is a hockey sports romance novel that follows the story of Hayden Houston, a young woman visiting Chicago where her father owns the Chicago Warriors hockey team. Hayden, a junior art history professor, is looking for a one-night stand to release her sexual frustration and approaches Brody Croft, a player for the Chicago Warriors, at a bar. Despite their initial intentions, Brody and Hayden's attraction grows, leading to a passionate and complicated relationship. The book intertwines themes of romance, sports, loyalty, and personal growth, with a plot that includes family dynamics, relationship struggles, and suspicions of criminal activities within the hockey team.
The pictures staring at her from the walls of the Ice House Bar didn’t help, either. Action shots of hockey players mid slap shot, framed rookie cards, team photos of the Chicago Warriors—it seemed as... - #6
Save:'Mordacious' in the series 'The City' by Sarah Lyons Fleming is a post-apocalyptic novel set in New York City during a zombie outbreak. The story follows Sylvie, Eric, Grace, Maria, and Jorge as they navigate the challenges of surviving in the city. The narrative is told through the perspectives of Sylvie and Eric, providing a dual viewpoint of the unfolding events. emphasizes character development, relationships, and the importance of friendship in the face of adversity, showcasing the resilience and complexities of the human spirit during a breakdown of society.
I’ve waited years for this day, anticipating the relief I’d feel when she finally did herself in, but the day of reckoning has come and there’s nothing but a clinical detachment and an overall sense o... - #7
Save:Echoes Between Us by Katie McGarry is a YA Romance novel that delves into the lives of two main characters, Veronica and Sawyer, who are both struggling with their own inner demons. Veronica suffers from migraines and sees ghosts, including her deceased mother, while dealing with a benign tumor. Sawyer, on the other hand, faces battles with his mother's controlling nature and alcoholism. As their paths intertwine, they find solace in each other, forming a deep connection that leads to a touching romance. The story explores themes of loss, love, chronic pain, addiction, and the supernatural, offering a unique blend of emotional depth and raw storytelling. The dual perspectives and realistic portrayal of the characters' struggles make for a compelling and engaging read, drawing readers into a world filled with family, friendships, and heart-wrenching challenges.
- #8
Save:Better Off Friends by Elizabeth Eulberg is a heartwarming young adult novel that explores the evolving friendship between Macallan and Levi from their middle school years to high school. The story delves into the complexities of maintaining a platonic relationship between a boy and a girl, while also hinting at the possibility of romantic feelings developing. The book is narrated from the alternating perspectives of Macallan and Levi, providing insight into their emotions, struggles, and growth over time. The writing style captures the essence of their friendship, with humorous banter and poignant moments that highlight the authenticity of their bond.
All right, more than a few. But look how everything turned out. I don’t think either of us thought we’d even speak to each other again after my first day at school, back in seventh grade. Especially s... - #9
Save:In "Contagion" by Teri Terry, Kai's sister, Callie, has been missing for a year, and Kai receives a call from Shay, who is likely the last person to see Callie before her disappearance. The story is told from the dual perspectives of Shay, a teen with an eidetic memory, and Callie, who is deceased. As Kai, Shay, and Callie navigate through a world affected by a contagious epidemic, they unravel the mystery behind Callie's disappearance and the deadly virus.
The plot of "Contagion" is fast-paced, filled with action, and has elements of a thriller with a unique twist on the epidemic genre. The narrative style includes short, time-stamped chapters that switch between Shay and Callie's perspectives, creating a sense of urgency and mystery for the reader. The characters are well-developed, with distinct voices and complex relationships, adding depth to the story.
- #10
Save:Defy the Stars by Claudia Gray is a science fiction novel set in a universe where Earth and its colonies are at war. The story follows Noemi, a soldier from the planet Genesis, who encounters Abel, an advanced mech from Earth, on an abandoned ship. Despite being enemies, they are forced to work together to save Genesis and navigate through space, questioning the nature of souls and relationships. The book explores themes of war, identity, and the complexities of human-AI interactions through a fast-paced and engaging plot that delves into the characters' development and the world-building intricacies.
Noemi wants to pray like the other soldiers she hears around her. The soft ebb and swell of their whispers sounds like waves against the shore. Zero-G even makes it look as if they’re underwater—their...
