Between Here and Forever
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Baker & Taylor
When Abby's older sister Tess slips into a coma as a result of an accident, Abby finds that she would prefer feeling second best again if she could just have her sister back, so she enlists the aid of Handsome Eli to help get her back.
Baker
& Taylor
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When Abby's older sister Tess slips into a coma as a result of an accident, Abby finds that she would prefer feeling second best again if she could just have her sister back, so she enlists the aid of Handsome Eli to help get her back.
Baker
& Taylor
When … More »
Baker & Taylor
When Abby's older sister Tess slips into a coma as a result of an accident, Abby finds that she would prefer feeling second best again if she could just have her sister back, so she enlists the aid of Handsome Eli to help get her back.
Baker
& Taylor
When her older, "perfect" sister Tess has a car accident that puts her in a coma, seventeen-year-old Abby, who has always felt unseen in Tess's shadow, plans to bring her back with the help of Eli, a gorgeous boy she has met at the hospital, but her plans go awry when she learns some secrets about both Tess and Eli, enabling her to make some decisions about her own life.
When the beautiful older sister who overshadows her is rendered comatose by a terrible accident, Abby attends daily vigils at her sister's bedside and struggles for an independent identity before falling for the handsome Eli and discovering an alarming secret. By the author ofBloom.
Simon and Schuster
A romantic but dark coming-of-age teen novel by the author of Perfect You and Living Dead Girl.
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When Abby's older sister Tess slips into a coma as a result of an accident, Abby finds that she would prefer feeling second best again if she could just have her sister back, so she enlists the aid of Handsome Eli to help get her back.
Baker
& Taylor
When her older, "perfect" sister Tess has a car accident that puts her in a coma, seventeen-year-old Abby, who has always felt unseen in Tess's shadow, plans to bring her back with the help of Eli, a gorgeous boy she has met at the hospital, but her plans go awry when she learns some secrets about both Tess and Eli, enabling her to make some decisions about her own life.
When the beautiful older sister who overshadows her is rendered comatose by a terrible accident, Abby attends daily vigils at her sister's bedside and struggles for an independent identity before falling for the handsome Eli and discovering an alarming secret. By the author of
Simon and Schuster
A romantic but dark coming-of-age teen novel by the author of Perfect You and Living Dead Girl.
Authors:
Scott, Elizabeth, 1972-
Statement of Responsibility:
by Elizabeth Scott
Title:
Between here and forever
Publisher:
New York :, Simon Pulse,, 2011
Edition:
1st Simon Pulse hardcover ed
Characteristics:
250 p. ;,22 cm.
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Add a CommentPersonally, I didn't really like this book. The main character was rather.... weak. Also, it is a little bit dirty, so I would suggest that younger readers not read this. If you like other Elizabeth Scott books, though, you might like it.
this was a beauitfyl book even though it was kinda slow at the begining but its alright loved every little piece of it
Another great Elizabeth Scott book. I felt for the characters. It starts off slow but when it gets good, it's really good.
A story about Abby as she struggles to live outside her sister's shadow and find out who she really is.
I really like Scott's books, and i found this one interesting and sweet as well. Eli was absolutely cute and I found i could relate easily to Abby too. It is slow but there are lots of emotion in there that the author is known for. :D
I really enjoy Elizabeth Scott's books and thought this was another great book. I really liked how the characters are intertwined in this book and Bloom. It was interesting to find out what happened to Katie and Dave in Bloom... If you are going to read this book, I suggest reading "Bloom" by Elizabeth Scott first. You will understand once you read both books in the proper order... Enjoy!
This one has to be the least favourite of all of the e-scott books—simply because I wished there was more depth to the story. I found the characters likeable enough, and was surprised to find out that this took place in the future, where Lauren's best friend's daughter is the main character. When Elizabeth mentioned it relating to Bloom, I didn't expect that. So that was fun to read about. But there wasn't the usual Scott 'zing' to it that I wanted, but I can't find myself hating it either. 1, because Eli was absolutely adooorable to Abby :) Very sweet and cute, and 2, because...I don't think it's ever possible for me to HATE one of Elizabeth Scott's books :)
This book was really slow at first but got good towards the end.