Five Feet Apart- Movie Tie Edition

“𝘐𝘧 𝘐’𝘮 𝘨𝘰𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘵𝘰 𝘥𝘪𝘦, 𝘐’𝘥 𝘭𝘪𝘬𝘦 𝘵𝘰 𝘢𝘤𝘵𝘶𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘺 𝘭𝘪𝘷𝘦 𝘧𝘪𝘳𝘴𝘵.” Six frustrating feets apart at all times! How would you feel if you’re unable to hug your best friend when you need it the most or if you’re getting close to someone and you’re getting this unstoppable and constant urge to hold their hands. But you can’t, because of a life-threatening disorder called Cystic Fibrosis. *Cystic fibrosis (CF) is an inherited disorder that causes severe damage to the lungs, digestive system and other organs in the body. 📘Synopsis 📘 Stella Grant is a CF patient who’s very active on social media to aware people about CF and tries to live as normal as she can. She meets another guy who’s also a CF patient, Will Newman. CF patients are strictly kept six feet apart to reduce the risk of cross-infection. Stella who’s hell-bent on her treatment, Will is as careless as the air and this is getting on Stella’s nerves because she hates people not following the rules. Both different in every way, making it impossible to walk on the same path eventually finds a way to fight the CF but for how long? Forever or for a while? 💭My thoughts💭 I wanted to read this book for so longggg and while my tbr was fully loaded I ordered this one and couldn’t resist the urge to read it ASAP. I’m so glad I finally read it and watched the Adaptation as well. This book is written in a way that’ll make you smile, your mood light and will surely make you fall in love with Will, Stella and Poe. In this busy schedule of mine, my reading pace has gone downhill so I complete a book in a week or two. But. I read Five Feet Apart in a day and I was like whhyyyyy did it end. So just after finishing the book I started the movie and liked the movie too. This book is cute, charming, delightful and everything you gotta read now. So if you want to read something like what I’ve mentioned above, pick this up! 🔹I surely recommend this book to everyone who loves reading cute romance tragic stories.🔹 _________ Perfect condition-wise. Delivered on time.

Dude this book was very underated before movie, the movie did its job! Cystic fibrosis- 95% ppl might not even have heard this name of disease. This book had seen me crying, laughing, and what not. Not it only made me curious about the disease, I made a device for the same and have shared the ideas with many org. All thanks to this book! An absolute best and worth buying book! Reading this book once again cause why not?!

I am not happy with the packaging - the book is a little bit dusty and come without any wrapper . And they haven't given any Bookmark to me also. 😏 But I give 5 stars to the Book - I love it. ❣️ : (Can you Love someone you can never Touch) - Rachael Lippincott

Spoiler Free Review of Five Feet Apart Five Feet Apart is a heart wrenching story of two cystic fibrosis patients Will and Stella. The book doesn't only emphasis on blooming love story between these two but also beautifully shows the daily struggles of a cf patient. I could really relate to every character portrayed. I could feel frustration of Will to get out of the hospital and felt proud of Stella, with the way she dealt with cf everyday as a champion. Stella's friendship with Poe is something I admired a lot in the book. There were tiny details that really caught my attention and you'll surely love them too. With the lockdown we all have experienced what human touch means. Imagine not being able to touch and feel your favourite human ever? Will teaches Stella to live her life before dying and Stella shines as a ray of hope in his life. The patient's aren't the only one that suffer but their loved one's suffer too. It talks about the sacrifice they make for their health, their family and for each other. Do they take the risk of touching each other? Do they die? Do they part ways? Do they live happily ever after? Read the book to find out more. My Rating - 5/5⭐ Author- @mikkidaughtry @rachaellippincott My favourite quote- You have to love someone enough to let them go. Final Say- The book felt very realistic and it shows how much efforts were put by the authors to research. One of the few books that I have completed in one sitting and have cried my heart to. The book will make you appreciate the life you are living. Book review no. - 1 . Follow @rashiandbooks for more interesting book reviews. #fivefeetapart #fivefeetapartquotes #rashiandbooks

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Five Feet Apart was a beautiful story of love, loss and fighting for your life. Being a person with a chronic illness, I related to this book on so many levels. I related to Will and his wish to see the world instead of succumbing to his illness AND I related to Stella and her wish to keep living. I know my previous review on Goodreads said that it broke my heart, and it did. But not because it had a sad ending. No, it wasn't that at all. It broke my heart because it was too beautiful to be true, and I loved it for that. The ending was so hopeful, so... good. I cried, sure. I cried a lot, but not at the end. Because unlike ALL the books I've read with characters who have chronic illnesses, neither of them died in this one. The story ended with a hopeful epilogue, and that's what made me give that ❤️ (heart) in my rating. If I could, I'd make everyone read this book, but since I can't Imperio everyone, I am just going to have to request you nicely to please go read it 🤨

This one made me smile and cry at the same time.

FIVE FEET APART is a story of Stella and Will who are patients of cystic fibrosis. Will has B. Cepatia, which means that if they try to get close to each other, they will die. They are supposed to maintain six feet distance atleast but Stella makes it to five feet. It is a beautiful story of two people who fell in love but they cannot touch each other. How we humans take this feeling of touch for granted and does not understand how grateful we should be. This book made me cry and smile at cute moments. I love reading such type of books which have the capability of touching your soul. I enjoyed reading this book to the fullest. Highly recommended!! .

I saw the movie the day it came out and I literally came home and ordered the book. It took me a little longer than I’d have liked to read it, but it’s not a terribly long book, so it wasn’t too hard to binge the last third in like two hours. But yeah, I really liked this book. It ripped my heart to shreds and dropped my heart into a deep, terrible abyss of sadness and tears, but it was still beautiful. My only real complaint is that there are some parts of the book that are poorly written. Well, actually most of the book is pretty poorly written. I caught a number of sentences where it looked like the authors didn’t exactly know how to even format a sentence with the correct structure, which honestly kinda made me mad (major grammar nerd that I am), but overall I still really liked it. The story pretty much stayed 100% true to the movie, with a few extra scenes tossed in. But in the end, I’m glad I read it because sometimes you just want those beautifully heartbreaking scenes in ink, on paper, tucked away on your bookshelf for you to pull out anytime you wanna remember a beautiful story. ❤️ In conclusion, you should go buy it right now or go see the movie cause they’re basically the same. But either way, go let yourself get swept away in Stella and Will’s story because while it’s definitely a mood story...it’s also a beautifully, painful story that not only spreads the word about cystic fibrosis, but makes you realize just how powerful every moment – and every inch – is.

OMG. This book is amazing! I watched like half an hour of the movie on the plane but then we landed so yeah I was really disappointed that I couldnt watch the rest. Then I brought the book and it is AMAZING!!!!! I can not put it into words how good this book is. Even though the book is recommended for 16+. Being a 12 year old girl was very annoying at that moment but I read it and I have come to the conclusion that EVERYONE. And I mean EVERYONE has to read this book!!! it is worth spending that $10 so hurry up and press BUY NOW!!!!

I don't even know where to begin with this book! I'm going to keep this review short and sweet; I could ramble on forever about the entire storyline, but it would give away so many damn spoilers, so I'm going to keep it safe instead. I kept seeing the comment 'If you loved The Fault In Our Stars, read this!' being thrown around in regards to this book, and normally I hate those sort of comments. I feel it either raises your expectations of the new book too much, or it comes across as just trying too hard to piggyback the hype from one books success onto another (See the 654872594 books that were advertised as 'If you loved Girl On The Train...'). That being said, the comment actually rang true for this one. I loved TFIOS, as heartbreaking as I found it, and this book had the same effect on me. It was an emotional roller coaster, I found myself so invested in the main characters from the very beginning, rooting for them and their seemingly doomed romance. Stella and Will couldn't be more different if they tried, in the beginning. Stella being a complete control freak, her days dictated by her precious to-do lists and her neatly organised medications. Will wanting nothing more than to ignore his own diagnosis and just get out in the world, away from hospitals and treatments, and explore everything he feels he has been missing. Watching them come together and grow as people was wonderful, it made me wish the book was twice the length it actually was, just so I could read about more of their antics, more of their stolen little moments. The other thing I absolutely love about this book, is the way it was written with such sensitivity. Following the lives of CF patients, it shows that true research went into this story, it wasn't guess work and it wasn't just thrown together. I think it is so important that writers make the effort to do correct research, speak to people suffering from the illnesses or conditions they choose to include in their stories. Double check that they haven't included anything (however unintentionally) offensive or problematic. Chronic illnesses and disabilities can be a minefield for these things, it's just so lovely to see a story done right.

This book is a fast, easy read. It dives into the lives of a few Cystic Fibrosis patients and their small circles of friends and family. I enjoyed how this book shed light on some of the common problems that people who are often hospitalized face. As compared to others stories, where the main character(s) are sick and living their lives in the ‘outside/real world’. This story showed a reality of treatment that not many readers will have experienced. All in all, I thought it was a great, charismatic read. For reads who enjoyed The Fault in Our Stars and Everything, Everything. Can’t wait for the movie!

Estava maluca atrás da edição com a capa original, queria em português mas não achei em lugar nenhum, até que vi essa e capa COMUM, eu não resisti, estava 60 reais quando comprei, acho que valeu muito a pena. Não veio embalada no plástico de proteção, e as páginas vieram meio sujas, mas nada que não possa ser resolvido, to muito satisfeita. Essa história tem um valor sentimental enorme pra mim desde que vi o filme, ler o livro vai ser incrível.