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“Maybe if I can just sleep for a hundred years, I'll wake up in a better story.” ― Huntley Fitzpatrick, My Life Next Door
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“Maybe if I can just sleep for a hundred years, I'll wake up in a better story.” ― Huntley Fitzpatrick, My Life Next Door
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What I Thought Was True by Huntley Fitzpatrick
“The Man of Steel never rests. Or maybe that's Jose the yard boy. I get my alter egos confused.”
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If there were an Olympics for kidding yourself, I'd take home the gold.
- What I Thought Was True
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He’s brought a sleeping bag, one of those big green bulky L.L. Bean ones. I look at it questioningly.Following my gaze, he turns red. I told my parents I was going to help you study, then we might watch a movie, and if it got late enough, I’d crash on your living room floor.And they said?Mom said, ‘Have a nice time, dear.’ Dad just looked at me.Embarrassing much?Worth it.He walks slowly over, his eyes locked on mine, then puts his hands around my waist.Um. So . . . are we going to study? My tone’s deliberately casual.Jase slides his thumbs behind my ears, rubbing the hollow at their base. He’s only inches from my face, still looking into my eyes. You bet. I’m studying you. He scans over me, slowly, then returns to my eyes. You have little flecks of gold in the middle of the blue. He bends forward and touches his lips to one eyelid, then the other, then moves back. And your eyelashes aren’t blond at all, they’re brown. And . . . He steps back a little, smiling slowly at me. You’re already blushing—here—his lips touch the pulse at the hollow of my throat—and probably here . . . The thumb that brushes against my breast feels warm even through my T-shirt.In the movies, clothes just melt away when the couple is ready to make love. They’re all golden and backlit with the soundtrack soaring. In real life, it just isn’t like that. Jase has to take off his shirt and fumbles with his belt buckle and I hop around the room pulling off my socks, wondering just how unsexy that is. People in movies don’t even have socks. When Jase pulls off his jeans, change he has in his pocket slips out and clatters and rolls across the floor.Sorry! he says, and we both freeze, even though no one’s home to hear the sound.In movies, no one ever gets self-conscious at this point, thinking they should have brushed their teeth. In movies, it’s all beautifully choreographed, set to an increasingly dramatic soundtrack.In movies, when the boy pulls the girl to him when they are both finally undressed, they never bump their teeth together and get embarrassed and have to laugh and try again.But here’s the truth: In movies, it’s never half so lovely as it is here and now with Jase. ― Huntley Fitzpatrick, My Life Next Door
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That can be, I learn, how it happens. You’re walking along on this path, dazzled by how perfect it is, how great you feel, and then just a few forks in the road and you are lost in a place so bad you never could have imagined it.
Huntley Fitzpatrick, My Life Next Door
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It’s a good idea to keep your eye on the guys who think they know the one true path […] They might just mow you down if you’re in their way.
Huntley Fitzpatrick, My Life Next Door
The Boy Most Likely To by Huntley Fitzpatrick - blurrypetals review
originally posted jan. 30, 2018 - ★★★☆☆
I am The Girl Most Likely To Get an Audiobook Because It's Narrated by MacLeod Andrews and Jorjeana Marie. That's 100% the reason I got this from the library. There is no other explanation. I was looking through Jorjeana's catalogue on Audible, saw MacLeod Andrews also narrated, and immediately requested it from the library; I didn't even care what it was about. It turns out, it's about the pretty typical story of Alice, who has about a dozen siblings and, due to her father getting into an accident (which, honestly, I'm not even clear as to exactly WHAT that accident was; I know who was responsible and that he couldn't walk for a long time because of it but...?) she's been overwhelmed with the responsibility of making sure her family is taken care of whether she stays there with them or not, and Tim, a serial fuckup who was just kicked out of high school and his own home due to his alcoholism and dabbling with many other substances and addictions. I distinctly remember getting to an earlier chapter of the book and thinking to myself, "Man it was weird in The Closer You Come when the bomb was dropped that Jase had a kid he didn't know about. It sure would make this story weird if that were to hap--" and then the moment I thought that, BAM, a girl showed up in THIS story and dropped the bomb that, yeah, Tim had a kid he didn't know about. Things from there get...weird, so to speak. It's an incredibly tonally dissonant experience. One minute, we'll be with Alice, who's struggling to find her place in the world, with things set at a lazy, calm pace as she wonders at what she wants in life, then the next we'll be with Tim, struggling to change a messy diaper in a borderline-bombastic scene and, to say it gave me tonal whiplash would be an understatement. I also felt like the way in which Alice and Tim decide they want to date was nearly out of nowhere. Sure, they have a past we don't know about, but they're so quick to grow close to one another. That said, when they are together, that's when the book is at its strongest, because their chemistry is really fun, sweet, and romantic. That chemistry, as well as the way things wrapped up plot-wise is why this book is going to sit at a 3/5 instead of a 2/5, but it's closer to a 2.5, even though I think the idea of half-stars defeats the purpose of having a five star scoring system. Anyway, it was a weird, occasionally endearing book and it wasn't the worst, but definitely not something I'll be looking back on very fondly anytime soon. You can't win 'em all, not even when Jorjeana Marie and MacLeod Andrews are involved.
My Life Next Door by Huntley Fitzpatrick
Challenge #8 ~ “The debut book from a popular author.”
★ ★ ★ ★ ☆
My opinion in three sentences:
Our recent heatwave definitely had me seeking out a feel-good beach read, and what I choice past-me made! From characters that melt their way into your hearts (whether main- or side-) to a fair-helping of angst, drama and unexpected action, My Life Next Door is a real emotional-rollercoaster from start to finish. There are tear-jerking moments, times to laugh out loud and a strong sense of family (blood and chosen), giving all the feels of contemporary YA done right.