Forget Me Not: The hottest rom-com of 2023

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This love story is one I won’t forget soon. In fact, I’m going to replay my playlist and cry all the tears for the next week! This box. It’s the only physical evidence I have of our two-year relationship, everything precious to me. If someone found this, they’d know everything, which is exactly why it needs to stay hidden for the next two months.

I nod to myself, feeling slightly guilty for not having watched the two she sent me… but not guilty enough to actually watch them. Her 'friends' were downright awful, and I'm so happy she distanced herself from them pre- and post-accident. And then one day Linda witnesses something she wasn’t meant to see. Terrified and alone, she climbs the wall and abandons her home, but her escape becomes a different kind of trap when she is thrust into the modern world—a world for which she is not only entirely unprepared, but which is unprepared to accept her. Human's pillar is their personality. Then experience and memories shape us into a who we are. What happens if we loose a part of these memories?Does it change who we are? This book tries to that question through Stevie's journey. Forget Me Not has all the elements you want in a great sci-fi thriller: a fast-paced and engrossing plot, well-developed characters and plenty of twists and turns to keep you guessing the whole way through.La única pequeña crítica que puedo hacer es que quizás habría deseado más capítulos al final, ya que sentí que el desenlace fue un poco apresurado. Sin embargo, esto no cambia en absoluto lo profundamente que amo este libro. Forget Me Not is in the running to be my favorite book of 2023 — and it's one of my favorite books I've ever read. This book was beautiful, heart-wrenching, vivid, and so, so absorbing. I refuse to shut up about this book until everyone has read it. (go on. read it!) When she is twelve, her mother totally abandons her, and Linda climbs the wall and escapes her prison. Unfortunately, she is ill-prepared for life outside the wall. Her father (who up til this point was unaware of Linda's existence) steps up, and raises her as best he can. But the stigma of having lived that other life follows her. Publicity over the poor child who was born under strange circumstances goes viral, and even though it is untrue, people call her the Clone Girl. Stevie was great. I really felt for her whole journey; before her accident her need to get out of Wyatt was palpable, and after I was so annoyed at everyone lying to her. I just wanted to keep her safe from it all. Oliva sure knows how to write believable characters. I instantly fell in love with the vulnerable, naive and socially awkward Linda. I saw a bit of myself reflected in her character and I was very sympathetic to her plight. My heart ached for the sad, raw truth of what she experienced as a young girl. I also enjoyed Anvi, with her scintillating intelligence, ‘bad’ habit of adopting strays and steadfast determination. Even the villains were drawn in shades of grey and capable of evoking my compassion. And who could forget the courageous and lovable Nibbler?! Nothing has made me want a dog so badly.

This is a story that has so much to absorb. It takes place maybe about fifteen years from now, so communication tools, social media, and gaming VR are all in the mix equally with the loss of a child, Just a wonder of a book. Stevie and Nora are getting ready to ditch the small minds and the tiny aspirations of their small town. They’ve kept their love a secret but now it’s time to start the rest of their lives together. Unfortunately, an accident causes Stevie to lose memory of the last two years which means Nora is a stranger to her now. While purple-haired Anvi is mega verbal by nature, Linda remains tight-lipped. Anvi works as a Social Hut insider involved with VP. She coaxes Linda into her apartment once she's set up her virtual gaming. Timidly, Linda allows herself to experience this with an almost out-of-body reaction. She's hooked. I’VE SPENT MORE HOURS THAN I can count lying awake, finding hidden pictures in the random patterns of my popcorn ceiling.She was born for all the wrong reasons. But her search for the truth reveals answers she wishes she could forget in this suspenseful and deeply moving novel from the author of The Last One. I think it's also important to note that Forget Me Not explores ideologies and actions that may be triggering to some readers including homophobia, racism, abuse and manipulation. Join Sophie Pavelle on a low-carbon journey around Britain in search of ten animals and habitats threatened by climate change in the 21st century. Travelling north to Scotland again, I head to the high heather moorlands of the East Cairngorms to see our native mountain hare and investigate why they are set to become strangers in their own habitat if temperatures continue to rise.

an LGBTQ+ romance about Stevie and Nora, 2 girls who plan to abandon their small town for California so they can be together, until an accident steals every trace of Stevie's relationship with Nora from her memory." The main subject here is a mid-twenties woman named Linda, although it's not her real name. She's better known as Clone Girl - a child created by a mother who lost her beloved daughter years earlier and ever since has been trying to create an exact replacement. For a dozen years, Linda lived in secret, held behind walls at a remote Washington location and for the most part left to forage for herself. One day, something bad happens and she runs away - managing to scale the wall and escape. Suddenly, she's in a whole new world - one filled with people who may or may not have her best interests at heart. She tries to live in seclusion, but keeping her location secret is difficult in this time of enhanced social media (just venturing outside her small apartment present a risk that she'll be recognized and need to run - again). WINNER OF THE PEOPLE'S BOOK PRIZE FOR NON-FICTION AND LONGLISTED FOR THE JAMES CROPPER WAINWRIGHT PRIZE FOR WRITING ON CONSERVATION. Este libro te toca el corazón, especialmente si has vivido o vives en un lugar homofóbico y has tenido que enfrentarte a padres, amigos o personas en general que comprenden o respetan. La forma en que están expresados los sentimientos, los miedos y las confusiones me hizo sentir una conexión profunda con la historia y, sobre todo, con los personajes, a los que amo completamente.I have quite a few issues with Lizzie, though. She makes big mistakes... and her brother Matt?? Well he woke up and chose violence. Charles i LOVE but i wish he had more flaws! Forget Me Not follows Stevie after she has a horrible fall and head injury, causing her to lose the memories of the past two years of her life. Two years that shaped her into who she is, two years in which she met Nora, the love of her life, and came to terms with her sexuality. Two years full of secrets and hurt and distance but most of all, love. A unique, original, mind bending story of a colon girl l( or not, we’re getting there, promise!) who has been brought out the world to replace her death sister(really? Okay I can see thought balloons start to appear above your head, just keep on reading!It will get more interesting at each chapter) raised herself at 20 acre walled off property at rural Washington. She belongs to woods, that’s where she feels at home, free, relaxed and happy. Cycling across England's Peak District to the Dark Peak, I'm searching for Britain's smallest falcon, hoping to discover why we keep forgetting about these birds and how they will fare in a warming world. Okay. Good night, Stevie. I’ll see you tomorrow.” She pauses; then, ever so softly, she whispers, “I love you,” as if she’s saying it into my ear. She doesn’t just sling it around like she’s said it as many times as she actually has. She says it like she means it, each word encased in her whole heart.

Ten years ago, Linda escaped the rural compound where she'd been kept and appeared in town, filthy and dressed in rags, stepping into what would become a social media frenzy she was ill-equipped to handle--made worse by the fact that she is the only living daughter of Arthur Niequist, famous computer scientist and wealthy philanthropist.Also ⚠️trigger warning ⚠️ infertility and stillbirth heavily features so if you are sensitive to that, please don't read this book until you feel stronger! There wasn't a piece of this book that didn't have intention, that wasn't handled with love and care and understanding — from the explorations of racism and racist microaggressions, to coming out in an ultra-conservative town, to the contrast between conditional and unconditional love. Linda tries to fit in the world, despite how she was born and raised. She struggles to accustom to the values of the world. This is my first read from author Olivia, and I’m impressed that she has written a fascinating story that is spun around Linda. The storyline is bit confusing since there are two plots - one with Linda and the other that also has Linda but in the past before she is born. There are mentions are gaming with futuristic tech and ARs which I thought were fun to read. As for the characters, I really hated Linda’s mother and loved Anvi’s relationship with Linda - it was pure and gives the reader hope! Her cray cray mother had her in secret to try to recreate her deceased daughter. When the mother realizes this new child isn’t her first daughter, she just leaves her letting her fend for herself for years, only sending in enough supplies to keep Linda alive. Then there’s Nora. This girl who saved her. Stevie gets to fall in love with her all over again and it was truly beautiful to read about.