Review: My Heart And Other Black Holes by Jasmine Warga

'I'm getting higher and higher and I feel the swing set creak.

"Be careful," He says.

"Why?" I'm not thinking about being careful. I'm thinking

about one last push, of letting go, of flying, and of falling.

"You aren't allowed to die without me," He whispers.

In one months time, physics nerd Aysel and

popular, handsome Roman are planning to commit

suicide - together. Never mind them being practically 

strangers, they've been drawn together on Smooth 

Passages to be 'suicide partners'.

And yet with their deadline getting closer,

something starts to grow between them -

something Aysel never thought she would feel.

Is there something to live for after all?

Or are they both in so deep they can't turn back?

   I don't quite know how to describe this book to you. It was powerful, it was beautiful. It broke past the walls of where most books have to stop, otherwise it gets to be too much.

But this book was perfect - I haven't read a book I've loved this much for a very long time. Where I desperately want to beg the author to carry on writing, to tell me how the characters lives carry out: What happens after the last page. 

   I can't tell you how much I cherish this book. It was just wonderful (although that single word does not at all even begin to explain how amazing, extraordinary and, again, beautiful this book was).

I more than loved this book, more than adored it. I just can't quite explain to you how I feel about this book.

   You really just need to read it to understand.

Thanks!

- Emma

Happy Reading!❤