If i had a nickel for every time an Adam Silvera death cast book fucked me up id have 3 nickels.
Which isnt much and its not even fucking surprising it happened three times

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If i had a nickel for every time an Adam Silvera death cast book fucked me up id have 3 nickels.
Which isnt much and its not even fucking surprising it happened three times
The boy with no direction taught me something unforgettable: happiness comes again if you let it.
Adam Silvera, More Happy Than Not
The boy with no direction taught me something unforgettable: happiness comes again if you let it.
Adam Silvera, More Happy Than Not
It's so funny to me that Death-cast is 900$ a year and yet almost everyone is signed up. Like bitch, I don't even pay for Spotify premium, you expect me to pay for that?
My favorite thing about They Both Die at the End is that if you read it, you know the cover isn't lying. They do die, you can sense it, but not in a doomy, all-is-lost way; rather, the book seems to hold your hands and say "They will die. There is nothing you or I can do about it. You're not here to hope in vain; your only job is to love them. It won't change the outcome. Nothing can. But it makes the world better if there's more love in it, and it's up to you to know them and love them for as long as they're here. They will be gone, but your love will remain, and this book will be better for being loved."
adam silvera is both a genius and the rudest author ever, i would say he’s worse than uncle rick. genuinely had to stop reading for a second
baby roof and his bike 💔
𓉸 THEY BOTH DIE AT THE END!LOTTIENAT
The boy with no direction taught me something unforgettable: happiness comes again if you let it.
Adam Silvera, More Happy Than Not