Hi classmates! Of the three books I read last semester, my favorite was Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon. It is 310 pages long and worth every single one. It is an adult fiction novel about a teen girl named Madeline Whittier who does not know what the world is. She is constantly underneath a microscope when in the hands of her mother. At times, she is being taken care of by a nurse named Carla who is a bit more loose with her. Since she was a baby, Maddy had been told by her mother (who is also a doctor) that she had to be treated to an immune disorder that could cause a fatality if exposed to the germs of the outside world. Every day was a routine for her. Without giving big details, she met a guy her age and they fell in love. Her mother of course did not approve. One day, Maddy decided to go to Hawaii with the boy and they shared a life changing experience. Maddy then grew sick and passed out. When she came back on to the mainland, Maddy stopped talking to Olly. He later moved away but Maddy had to have him back. It was not long before then that she discovered that Maddy was not as sick as her mother told her to be. Her entire life seemed like a lie. She traveled to New York where her love would be rekindled.  I loved this book and everything about it. I felt that the main character, although she thought that she was sick, was a simple teen. She was not different in her personality. The way that she expressed herself at times was admirable. I truly recommend this to anyone into young adult fiction books.