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Between the Lives

Jessica Shirvington

Paperback | Pages: 336 pages

Rating: 4.22 | 4814 Users | 958 Reviews

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Original Title:	Between the Lives
ISBN:	0732296269 (ISBN13: 9780732296261)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Ethan, Sabine, Miriam, Capri Rivera Massey, Maddie, Dex, Ryan, Dr. Levi
Setting:	Boston, Massachusetts(United States) Massachusetts(United States)

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Sabine isn't like anyone else. For as long as she can remember, she's had two lives. Every twenty-four hours she "shifts," living each day twice. In one life, Sabine has everything: popular friends, perfect grades, expensive clothes, and the guy everyone wants. In the other, Sabine's family struggles financially, and her friends are considered rebels. But then she meets Ethan. He's gorgeous and challenging, and he makes her feel like she's never felt before.

All Sabine really wants is the chance to live only one life. But when this finally becomes possible, is she willing to risk everything - including losing the one person who might actually believe her - to make it happen?

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Title	:	Between the Lives
Author	:	Jessica Shirvington
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	May 1st 2013 by HarperCollins Australia
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Contemporary

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Ratings: 4.22 From 4814 Users | 958 Reviews

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Wow. Just wow. I finished Between The Lives about a minute ago, and I still have tears in my eyes. But then again, what's a good Shirvington book without the tears?Once again, Jessica has managed to completely flip the ideas of the world upside down. Who else would have thought of such a deep and creative idea? Sabine's story is one that is truly unique. There has been no other like it, much like with Jessica's other series. The way she has had to adjust to her world, or should I say worlds, to

Sometimes, just sometimes, I randomly pick a book off the shelf at the library. Sometimes I haven't even heard of the book - or the author. And sometimes, it turns out to be a 5 star read! This is one of those times.Classed as YA, but I found it in the general fiction section. It certainly feels like a YA - but I enjoy YA every now and again, it definitely doesn't distract from the story. It's page-turning, gripping ..not in a thriller type way, but a "what choice is she going to make" way. A

Lets get it out of the way: I loved this book. It made me smile, it made me cry, it made me laugh, it made me think, it pretty much checked every single emotional box. There were characters I loved, characters I hated, and pretty much every imaginable character in between.Sabine lives two lives, switching between them every 24 hours. No one else knows that she lives both lives, and she is careful to keep them separate. In one life, she comes from a wealthy family, is popular, and has the

3.5 stars This was not perfect by any stretch of the imagination, but it was entertaining, and, in the end, I suppose that's what matters. This was the first Jessica Shirvington book I have read, but I will definitely read more of her work if all of her novels are like this.For as long as she can remember, Sabine has lived two separate lives which she "shifts" between every 24 hours. In one life (Wellesley), she's a straight A student with an acceptance to Harvard with a supportive and

I cried at the end. Damn, it was beautiful! :)

This review has been posted on Happy Indulgence. Check it out for more reviews!Actual rating: 4.5 starsAs soon as Between the Lives turned up on my doorstep, I started reading it straight away. With such a unique and interesting premise, it captivated me from the moment I read the blurb and saw the cover.Sabine is a teenager who lives two lives, each completely different to the other. In one life, shes a rebel who has a less than perfect family, one who is poor and never impressed with her. In

Trigger warnings: self harm, vomit, mental health, assault, cancer, death of a loved one. I have literally had like a dozen students tell me to read this over the past two years. So when no one had borrowed it over the summer break, I figured I'd finally read it. Aaaaaaaaaaaand NOPE. Like, THE BIGGEST NOPE TO EVER NOPE. I'm just going to go ahead and bullet point my thoughts because it's easier. - This is kind of like Every Day by David Levithan, except that 18 year old Sabine just jumps between