The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot

jadyn_adams shared a tip "One of the best books I’ve ever read. It’s a story about unconventional friendships and what love looks like when it crosses time, status and age. It has multiple stories within the plot and makes you remember what life is about."

sonibookoroni shared a tip "I laughed I cried, I felt feelings I hate feeling. My goodness LENNI! This was a beautiful journey of life and death and everything in between. Arriving at a terminal we always dread but know we can’t avoid, Lenni takes us on the journey of her short life, and the adventures she encounters in the way, present and past. She learned to love unconditionally, sacrifice in order to save others pain, she found her other half in Margot, and empowered her to remember her life was beautiful. She creates a legacy of immense love, or chaos and commotion that only a teenager in a terminal ward can. I will take this book with me forever, and I’m trying really hard to not cry at this Barnes and Noble, but man Marianne Cronin! Ugh, if you want to cry happy heartfelt tears to clear out the ducts and feel something in this bleak world we live in? This is it, happy reading? Bring some tissues."

Helena_Phillips shared a tip "Holy cow, this book made me cry. This is one of the best books I have ever read, and the writing is amazing. I loved every second of it"

sam_bennett_1409 shared a tip "This book stole my heart. I started with the audible version— which is amazing and I don’t normally love listening to a book. I went back and forth between reading and listening while I was painting… Happy accident on the parallels in the book. This is by far one of my favorite books. I can’t wait to see what Marianne Cronin comes up with next. What talent."

emilie_simpson shared a tip "I cried, I laughed. I cried some more. This is the look into death that I wasn’t prepared for, but was so grateful I got. My own grandfather spent his last months losing himself to his sickness in a hospital bed. Reading this made me feel close to him again. I recommend for a wonderful story, and many more in between."