Name: Five Feet Apart
ISBN: 9783423762526

Mikki Daughtry

Tobias Iaconis

Rachael Lippincott

Five Feet Apart

Rachel Kanyid

Wow. Okay. My heart. Wasn't expecting to cry over this book but I definitely did a few times. Knowing people who suffer with horrible chronic illnesses makes this book feel more real to me.

Emelie

The ending was not that good. I’m sort of underwhelmed!

Alisha Grace Santos

Definitely read before watching, the story is absolutely heartbreaking. The characters are very cute and some quotes got me squealing🤣. Definitely got me crying a bit, just the storytelling itself is so good!

Drew Dost

It reminded me a lot of The Fault in Our Stars mixed with The Sun is Also a Star (which I coincidentally read right before this one), using some cliches for sure but ultimately telling a sweet story that will definitely pull at your heart strings. If you get easily emotionally attached to characters then you're in for a rollercoaster! I've heard there's some debate over whether or not it's an accurate representation of living with cystic fibrosis and I can't tell since I don't have it, so take that with a grain of salt. Overall, I enjoyed reading it, even though certain aspects of the story (including the general plotline) felt a bit overused. That being said, I really enjoyed some of the more philosophical elements of this book such as the characters expressing some of their views about life and death. Those portions were really interesting to me and I found myself contemplating my own views of those topics a bit more. There's more to the story than solely the two main characters thankfully, and I found myself more drawn to the side characters and wanting to delve deeper into those relationships and character arcs, though I understand why the author didn't since there's only so much space in the story without it feeling too sidetracked from the main plot.

Mercy K

** spoiler alert **
           finished this book in less than a day and i cried at my cousins house because of this ending but dang this was a great book

Ivanna Maluta

Made me cry so much. 
The writing was really good, loved the double perspective and the way the story developed.

sofia !

*read in 2019*

this book you guys. i think this is high on my list of "books everyone (even non-readers) should read". this story with its characters who are on borrowed time and are wanting a normal life just took me under a tidal wave basically. if you want your heart stomped on, this book will do it for you. and maybe it will also un-stomp your heart at the end. idk my heart is still feeling stomped on 3.

Courtney ✿ @librarycutie

4.5 stars


it was quick paced and a cute little story that really went beyond what my expectations were. i was expecting a tfios similar story, but it was really different from that and a cute cute story. i loved Stella and Will’s story, i loved their interactions together and i loved them! it’s so ironic how i let out the longest breath of air at that last sentence!!!!!! i can’t wait to see the movie this year, i hope it’s a good one! 💜🤧

Alexis Martinez

That shit hurted.... time to go watch the movie and see if it hurts just as much!

Mariyah

4/5 ⭐️ I thought I wouldn’t like this book. I was wrong. It was pretty good.

Sian Wadey

Thom dragged me reluctantly to the cinema to see the film of Five Feet Apart and I just fell in love with the characters. I learnt some new things, laughed and certainly shed a tear. The book is brilliant, full of emotion and my heart really goes out to them. I knew nothing about cystic fibrosis before I read/watched Five Feet Apart, but it has certainly made me more aware of the condition.

Lee Yi Hsean

I loved this book so much. It was the perfect amount of humour and the plot was simply sublime. I enjoyed every second of it, and will definitely be re-reading it about 20 more times. My only bone to pick here, however, is the ending. It felt a little abrupt and unsatisfactory to me, but other than that, I absolutely loved this book. 

I don't know how accurate it is at representing people with CF, but my heart goes out to anyone out there suffering from this disease <3

kaelyn nelson

Sammy Silver

Sydney Dennisseur 

I enjoyed this book. The characters made my heart warm and the story is very touching. I think what turned me off was that a lot of the CFers weee saying it was an inaccurate representation of the disease. I loved the friendships but the romance didn’t do it for me. Like I get they can’t touch, but couldn’t there have been slightly more tension. Maybe more conversations and maybe if WILL DIDNT FREAKING LEAVE HER! I understand that he was still sick and that she was alright now, but did you have to ghost her!? Leave her on a hospital bed crying because she loved you? I don’t know the ending never sat right with me, but I do get it. Overall a 6/10. Didn’t hate it didn’t love it. 🤷🏽‍♀️

Haley Cross

I saw that there was a movie and decided I had to read the book before I saw the movie...I'm so glad I did. I loved the movie but the book...it just tore my heart out on a whole other level. Definitely a great book to pick up if you're looking to be reaching for the tissue box!

Carmen

I like it, the middle of the story was better than the beginning and the end.

madison mead 

** spoiler alert **
           Five Feet Apart
Rachael Lippincott 
Main characters: Stella, Will, Nurse Barb, Poe
Tropes: Friends to lovers, unable to be together, sick fic, sad ending
Switching Perspectives each chapter with main characters

Julia

Steysha

Just a money-making machine. There`s no real ending, since, I guess, the authors were too afraid to make it tragic. And as a whole, this book is just a bunch of clichés and sweet, tumblr level moments to make teens happy and teary. Nothing even close to TFIOS. (view spoiler)[Oh, and the only one who dies here is a gay character aka best friend of white heroine. Smells like trouble. (hide spoiler)]

And am I the only one who thought that the movie was based on the book, not vice versa?

In this moving story that's perfect for fans of John Green's The Fault in Our Stars, two teens fall in love with just one minor complication--they can't get within a few feet of each other without risking their lives. Can you love someone you can never touch? Stella Grant likes to be in control--even though her totally out of control lungs have sent her in and out of the hospital most of her life. At this point, what Stella needs to control most is keeping herself away from anyone or anything that might pass along an infection and jeopardize the possibility of a lung transplant. Six feet apart. No exceptions. The only thing Will Newman wants to be in control of is getting out of this hospital. He couldn't care less about his treatments, or a fancy new clinical drug trial. Soon, he'll turn eighteen and then he'll be able to unplug all these machines and actually go see the world, not just its hospitals. Will's exactly what Stella needs to stay away from. If he so much as breathes on Stella she could lose her spot on the transplant list. Either one of them could die. The only way to stay alive is to stay apart. But suddenly six feet doesn't feel like safety. It feels like punishment. What if they could steal back just a little bit of the space their broken lungs have stolen from them? Would five feet apart really be so dangerous if it stops their hearts from breaking too?

Manon Clarijs

Just as great as the movie!! The ending chapter made me cry for the first time ever

Elisabetta costa souze

Nina Lengauer 

Will og Stella bliver hovedkulds forelskede i hinanden, der er bare en lille forhindring ... de skal altid holde mindst to meters afstand imellem sig. Men kan man elske en, man aldrig må røre? Stella Grant er altid i kontrol, også selvom hendes ukontrollable lunger har sendt hende ind og ud af hospitalet, så længe hun kan huske. Lige nu er det vigtigste, Stella skal have kontrol over, at hun ikke kommer for tæt på nogen, der har bare den mindste risiko for at smitte hende med en infektion, der kan ødelægge hendes muligheder for en lungetransplantation. Derfor skal hun holde to meters afstand til alle. Uden undtagelse! På afdelingen møder hun Will Newman. Det eneste han derimod vil have kontrol over, er at komme ud af hospitalet. Han er ligeglad med sine behandlinger og et eller andet nyt mirakelmiddel, der måske kan helbrede ham. Han bliver snart atten, og så har han tænkt sig at frakoble sig alle maskinerne og forlade hospitalet for at tage ud og opleve den virkelige verden. Will er alt det, Stella skal holde sig på lang afstand af. Hvis han så meget som ånder på hende, kan hun miste muligheden for at få nye lunger og dermed et nyt liv. Den eneste måde, de begge kan overleve, er ved at holde sig fra hinanden. Men pludselig føles to meters afstand ikke som en sikkerhed. Det føles som en straf. Hvad nu, hvis de kunne stjæle bare lidt af den plads, deres ødelagte lunger har stjålet fra dem? Ville halvanden meter virkelig være så farligt, hvis det afholdt deres hjerter fra at blive knust?