Lily Rosemont lives next door to the biggest jerk in high school. Noah Trask has bullied Lily for years, and now he’s ruined her senior year by making her a target and turning the whole school against her. On top of that, her parents are getting divorced, and her world is falling apart around her.After an accident on the football field leaves Noah with a traumatic brain injury, shattering his life as he knew it and leaving him with a whole heap of new disabilities, he’s no longer at the top of the high school food chain. In fact, he’s right down at the bottom with Lily.In a cruel twist of fate, if Noah wants to graduate high school on time, he needs Lily’s help to complete a project—a book he wants to write about his experience. Lily’s not sure she can put aside her anger and hate for the boy who destroyed her senior year, but she desperately needs this project to get a scholarship to college.It doesn’t take long for Lily to realize that the Noah who got injured is not the same Noah who survived the accident. He’s different. Way different. Slowly, Lily softens to this new Noah, but can she find it in her heart to forgive him? Can the two most unlikely people find friendship in adversity and help each other pick up the pieces of their broken lives?
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Starburst Effect
von Kelly Oram
Lily Rosemont lives next door to the biggest jerk in high school. Noah Trask has bullied Lily for years, and now he’s ruined her senior year by making her a target and turning the whole school against her. On top of that, her parents are getting divorced, and her world is falling apart around her.After an accident on the football field leaves Noah with a traumatic brain injury, shattering his life as he knew it and leaving him with a whole heap of new disabilities, he’s no longer at the top of the high school food chain. In fact, he’s right down at the bottom with Lily.In a cruel twist of fate, if Noah wants to graduate high school on time, he needs Lily’s help to complete a project—a book he wants to write about his experience. Lily’s not sure she can put aside her anger and hate for the boy who destroyed her senior year, but she desperately needs this project to get a scholarship to college.It doesn’t take long for Lily to realize that the Noah who got injured is not the same Noah who survived the accident. He’s different. Way different. Slowly, Lily softens to this new Noah, but can she find it in her heart to forgive him? Can the two most unlikely people find friendship in adversity and help each other pick up the pieces of their broken lives?
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Inspirierend Starburst Effekt hat mich auf mehreren Ebenen überrascht. Tatsächlich ist es eines der ersten Bücher, bei denen ich den männlichen Protagonisten am Anfang nicht leiden konnte – was allerdings schon im Klappentext angedeutet wird. Umso spannender war es zu erleben, wie sich die Story entwickelt und welche Wendungen sie nimmt. Die zunächst eher typische Jugendgeschichte, entfaltet sich zu einer emotionalen Reise voller Schmerz, Freundschaft, Liebe, Selbstfindung und persönlichem Wachstum. Immer wieder steigert sich die Handlung und greift ernste Themen auf, die zum Nachdenken anregen. Gleichzeitig kommen Hoffnung, Zusammenhalt und echte Freundschaften nicht zu kurz. Besonders beeindruckt hat mich die Protagonistin. Ihre Stärke, ihre Entschlossenheit und die Art, wie sie zu ihren Überzeugungen steht, ihre selbstlosen Gedanken und Handlungen sind toll zu lesen und machen sie zu einer Figur, die lange im Gedächtnis bleibt. Trotz der ernsten Themen bleibt der Schreibstil angenehm flüssig und leicht, während die Geschichte einen gleichzeitig emotional mitnimmt. Ein bewegendes Buch mit starken Charakteren und wichtigen Botschaften, das sich schön liest und zum Nachdenken anregen kann.
Emotions 3/5 Characters 4/5 Story 3/5 Cover 3/5 Süße Lovestory für zwischendurch. Manchmal etwas vorhersehbar und das Ende war mir irgendwie zu abrupt.