←Recommendations of If the World Really Ends on Friday

  • Beckett Flynn: If the World Really Ends on Friday by Lee Harrison Daniel
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    Perhaps the world did end in 2012

    Perhaps the world did end in 2012

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  • Roni Ragone: If the World Really Ends on Friday by Lee Harrison Daniel
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    And suddenly, I am back in middle school again — dreaming palpable yet seemingly unreachable dreams, the way anxiety seems to choke us, and the beautiful friendships too. Daniel’s ability to capture young voices and create dynamic human beings is so remarkable. I laughed, I cried, and I am left wondering: am I too eating Oreos the wrong way?

    And suddenly, I am back in middle school again — dreaming palpable yet seemingly unreachable dreams, the way anxiety seems to choke us, and the beautiful friendships too. Daniel’s ability to capture young voices and create dynamic human beings is so remarkable. I laughed, I cried, and I am left wondering: am I too eating Oreos the wrong way?

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  • Daniel Webber: If the World Really Ends on Friday by Lee Harrison Daniel
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    Not only did this bring me back to my middle school years (when I had LOADS of apocalypse-related anxiety related to both 2012 and false Judgement Day "prophecies") but it also serves as a reminder that we're only young once.

    Not only did this bring me back to my middle school years (when I had LOADS of apocalypse-related anxiety related to both 2012 and false Judgement Day "prophecies") but it also serves as a reminder that we're only young once.

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  • Sean Swenson: If the World Really Ends on Friday by Lee Harrison Daniel
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    Launched me right back to being a tween in an oversized hoodie, terrified to be sincere about anything, ESPECIALLY terrified to tell my friends that I loved them. The characters are so well observed and real. Sweet as Welch's fruit snacks but the ending absolutely gutted me.

    Launched me right back to being a tween in an oversized hoodie, terrified to be sincere about anything, ESPECIALLY terrified to tell my friends that I loved them. The characters are so well observed and real. Sweet as Welch's fruit snacks but the ending absolutely gutted me.

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