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Laurel Everywhere reflects on grief and the various ways different individual choose to except lost. This book discusses tragic topics of a teenager that has to learn to live her life without her mother/siblings and help find the strength with her father spirling into a suicidal depression. The way the author uses plants to connect the family really was very interesting to me. I enjoyed the substories as well and the external support that Laurel received. Life truly sometimes is very unfair but this story showed that even though we may cope differently we can still meet at the same point one day.

Thankful for the opportunity from Librarything, Ooligan Press and Harpervia to read and review a copy of Laurel Everywhere by Erin Moynihan. ( )

This is the story of Laurel who tragically loses her mum and two siblings in a car accident. She feels like she's lost her father too as he spirals into depression. He eventually seeks help and laurel too tries to find the help she needs.
It's hard to believe she's 15.
There are good parts here about grief and depression but on the whole the idea lacks reality. ( )

Absolutely beautiful book. Enrapturing and enthralling. Not enough words can describe my love for Laurel, Everywhere. I’ve reread it so many times and it’s truly such an amazing book. ( )

I received this book (kinda) for free from Early Reviewers.

It seems like I wouldn't have liked it too much, but the version I received was horrible. Part sentences and a total jumble. I could only read the first couple pages, then the version was a mess of half sentences meshed together, partial words, etc.

Maybe I'll get it from the library at some point, but right now I'm too frustrated to even try.