#stella grant

[mrperfectlydamaged]

Lighten up Stella. It's just life. It'll be over before you know it.

~Will Newman

Kinda resonating with this lately

[kaitlinj16]

Five Feet Apart

2019

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[zaachknight]

itgo : but zach and ruben are will and stella from 5 feet apart

I'm writing this

[raekensluver]

currently sitting in bed listening to novo amor and thinking about five feet apart. the only movie besides beautiful boy to destroy me.

"could you close your eyes? i just dont know....if i can walk away if you are still looking at me."

[dxncingwithastrxnger]

Finally watching Five Feet Apart (it was on my watchlist even before watching Riverdale) and CRYING before I'm even halfway through

I love these two no matter how much I'm trying not to because I know one of them is gonna die, UGH

So not fair that they played one of the same songs from the Fault In Our Stars soundtrack 😭😭

[will-newman]

Hey guys, it's Stella! I stole Will's phone. He's clearly already slacking off on here. Idk how long I'll have it before he breaks into my room and steals it, though. Lol.

[zzzzenin]

"Ele é tão bonito que acho que minha função pulmonar deve ter caído mais dez por cento." — Stella Grant.

☆ ° . A Cinco Passos de Você . ° ☆

[pplivros]

A cinco passos de você -  Rachael Lippincott, Mikki Daughtry, Tobias Iaconis

Stella Grant gosta de estar no controle. Ela parece ser uma adolescente típica, mas em sua rotina há listas de tarefas e inúmeros remédios que ela deve tomar para controlar a fibrose cística, uma doença crônica que impede que seus pulmões funcionem como deveriam.

A Cinco Passos de Você

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Beijinhos e aproveitem ! <3

[mymadmoodboards]

Stella Grant

Five Feet Apart (2019)

[flowerish-cherry-blue]

book review: five feet apart by rachael lippincott | 2018

summary:

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?

my opinion:

to begin with, i have a history of getting to know this book. of course, i heard about its existence only after watching the movie. but my hands came to her almost 5 years later, and how many times i stopped by its shelf in stores… it's hard to count.

so here it is! as for the book itself, i was satisfied, i will immediately note a kind of happy ending, which i lacked in the movie and the emotions that i felt myself.

although i won't gloss over the mediocrity of the plot, in terms of the exhaustion of such a theme, the love between ill people, i saw such a thing and later i will tell you. at the same time, none of the characters did not cause me irritation, i empathized with all of them and honestly, with pleasure, watched the development of the book from both sides of will and stella.

the language is lame in places from time to time, and i'm not sure if this was the author's first work, but practice makes perfect, ya know?

now, let's have a look at the next few points:

• as i mentioned above, the book reminds me of something and that is the fault in our stars by john green, and no, i'm not trying to compare them, but these books have a similar underlying theme of doomed love. that why i think i liked five feet apart more, again due to the fact that the beloved characters are alive by the end.

• the book made me cry and that's fine, i understood very well the situation described in the book because i have experienced somethimg like in my live and those feelings and things still terrefy me.

• i think the author went a little overboard when she made stella such a control freak, yes i understand what it was about, but still. control yourself, but not everyone around you, sweetheart.

• i also want to say a word about the parents in this book, i mean we are shown two models of family and they are not the happiest - a single mom and a divorced couple that broke up because of tragedy. honestly, i am very happy with the attitude of the parents towards their children, even though they were the very templates of their types.

• poe's death shocked me, it was not so easy to bear, as stella herself thought that death just follows her around and takes away her beloved ones. in some ways it was comparable to augustus' death in the fault in our stars.

• as i noted earlier, in some places the writing was a bit tempestuous in terms of descriptions, but i haven't encountered this very often and i'm glad i didn't.

so, i want to say that I really enjoyed this book, i think that all the time i waited to read it was worth it. and it brought me some relief because i cried and was able to let my emotions out

my rating:

4/5

«If i’m going to die, i'd like to actually live first.»

«don’t think about what you’ve lost. think of how much you have to gain. live, stella.»

[elevenmayfieldz]

FIVE FEET APART ELMAX AU CONCEPT ART THING

[psychotrenny]

The way Zionists keep going on about 7th October is so fucking pathetic. Like it's a single offensive by the people you've been brutalising for your State's entire existence*, that killed a tiny fraction of the non-combatants that you murder on a regular basis (both directly like through shootings and bombings as well as indirectly like through diseases and malnutrition) with a large proportion of said deaths being due to your own incompetent fucking military, and these idiots have the audacity to treat it as some unfathomable horror as if they weren't fucking constantly doing this sort of shit to Palestine. They're ignoring all of Israel's countless past atrocities and using the desperate response that said atrocities provoked as a cheap way to excuse the new atrocities. There's something so deeply sickening about using bullshit accusations of "genocide" to justify the intensification of an actual genocide. Like considering the circumstances Al-Quassam fighters consistently show an incredible amount of mercy and restraint to their oppressors, far more than Israel has ever shown to them

*longer if you count the terrorist violence of groups like Haganah and Irgun

[kaitlinj16]

Will & Stella

Five Feet Apart (2019)

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[youre-where-i-wanna-go]

Barbie posters but they're all Angela Bassett characters

[choujinx]

ANNE NO AIJOU (1998) by lucy maud montgomery & igarashi yumiko

[ohitsbunny]

internet girl trapped in your cellular device (let me out of here it’s cold)