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Title	:	Far from You
Author	:	Lisa Schroeder
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 355 pages
Published	:	December 23rd 2008 by Simon Pulse (first published December 18th 2008)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Poetry. Contemporary. Romance. Realistic Fiction

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Lost and alone...down the rabbit hole. Years have passed since Alice lost her mother to cancer, but time hasn't quite healed the wound. Alice copes the best she can by writing her music, losing herself in her love for her boyfriend, and distancing herself from her father and his new wife. But when a deadly snowstorm traps Alice with her stepmother and newborn half sister, she'll face issues she's been avoiding for too long. As Alice looks to the heavens for guidance, she discovers something wonderful. Perhaps she's not so alone after all....

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Original Title:	Far from You
ISBN:	1416975063 (ISBN13: 9781416975069)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Alice Andreeson, Victoria Kitchen, Claire Amadeus, Ivy Madison, Blaze (Far From You)
Setting:	United States of America

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At first I was worried that Alice's tale would be just another teen angst story, but written in captivating verse, Lisa Schroeder's words caught my attention right away. Alice Andreeson, a normal girl with normal problems, felt amazingly real to me. Dealing with her father starting a new marriage after her mothers death, we saw Alice her in her happy moments and sad moments. I was impressed that we even saw her traveling through the very same daydreams I have as she deals with her friend's

This was my first time reading this new style of novel writing I'm seeing around more and more, where it's made to look like a poetry book, lots and lots of white space, some pages only have one or two sentences on them. I was pleasantly surprised, I actually enjoyed reading this way. The pages turned really fast. The author captures moments of emotion that I really felt (with her boyfriend, missing her mother). But I rated it 4 stars for the authors writing ability, she's a good writer, not for

I think i read this soon after a tragedy in my own life. It was very encouraging to read this book, and found it very inspiring. When you feel solitude whilst surrounded by people. You don't need to be put in her situation to feel the raw hunger and need to be with someone. And in her situation, many a time it feels like a kilogram of salt is poured onto gaping wounds, and you wonder, "Why doesn't anyone see this?" Whilst this book shows the rare occasion that someone may see the pain you don't

Before I really knew what was happening I was done with this book. It draws you in so quick, and is such a breeze to read it's hard not to gobble it up in one sitting. I had thought to read it again before I did a review, but I felt like I had to write one now.It's in verse so at first that gets some getting use to. No worries there is a sufficient amount of dialogue, so it never feels too "poemy". You'd think with the length of this book you wouldn't feel attached to the characters or that they

I really think that the Alice in Wonderland allusion/metaphorical novels are getting a little old by this point. I've seen at least three, both self-published and bestseller, in just the past year, and this book was no exception. Although I did like the character of Alice herself, I found this novel to be way too predictable.

Wonderland is here now.Dont know what we might see.Yesterdays gone forever.But my futures up to me.What a future it will be.

WOW. Is all I can say...I picked up this book at my local library and started it earlier today. The entire book is written in prose. Each chapter a new poem. For me, it was a nice break from the every day writing style we are used to. I finished it in a couple of hours because I couln't put it down.Alice deals with the grief over losing her mother to cancer, adjustment to a new family dynamic, doubts of faith, and near tragedy. It is a beautifully rich yet down to earth and raw look at what it