Name: Please Don't Go
Rating: 4.277777777777778 (9 reviews)
ISBN: 9798990321953

E. Salvador

A college baseball romance with angst, mental health representation, slow burn, and swimming lessons

Please Don't Go

Please Don’t Go 

💌 : 'i dont know who gave up on her, but i know i wont.'

i really need to just sit with my emotions on this one because holy crap. i dont think i have the words to articulate how deeply this book moved me. i am overwhelmed, with trying to get how my brain and heart feels so you can truly understand. 

this book was written so carefully and beautifully it genuinely felt like i was feeling what they felt alongside them. the way e. salvador wrote grief in different variances, from someone who was close with the person, to someone who felt like a doll. she was hitting me from all sides. 

josefine felt like my heart was looking into a mirror and screaming 'thats me!' she was so perfectly written and just so 

there is no words i have to describe how much she means to me. how reading about her and connecting with her on so many levels has made me spiral, but in a good way. in knowing its okay to let someone help you, despite thinking you arent worth the care and love. 

daniel was perfect too. initially he frustrated me to no end with the way he wouldnt communicate, and i find it incredibly hypocritical of me because hi hello kettle meet pot. but i also saw myself in so many parts of him it made me feel sick to my stomach. the guilt he felt was so real it hit me straight in the gut. 

the found family tope was absolutely perfect and i cant wait to see it more detailed in the next book (please announce that soon thank you!) it was so pure to see jos find 

friends and for daniel to see how much he actually meant to his friends,. it was so special to me. 

i did sob for the last a hundred pages and maybe thats why i love this book so much, but it made me feel so sick to my stomach. but the ending was perfect, ten out of ten, no notes (except who was that in the epilogue huh :0) 

this book is so dear to me and i know i will forever think about them and the way it made me feel. sad, happy, heartbroken and everything in between. 

💌 : 'like it doesn't matter how unstable my emotions are, how awkward i am, how i'm not as bubbly as them—they're still here. they still want me for me. i'm enough for them. they're going to stay.'

💌 : 'i dont know who gave up on her, but i know i wont.'

— ☆ 5/5

i really need to just sit with my emotions on this one because holy crap. i dont think i have the words to articulate how deeply this book moved me. i am overwhelmed, with trying to get how my brain and heart feels so you can truly understand. 

this book was written so carefully and beautifully it genuinely felt like i was feeling what they felt alongside them. the way e. salvador wrote grief in different variances, from someone who was close with the person, to someone who felt like a doll. she was hitting me from all sides. 

josefine felt like my heart was looking into a mirror and screaming 'thats me!' she was so perfectly written and just so real. there is no words i have to describe how much she means to me. how reading about her and connecting with her on so many levels has made me spiral, but in a good way. in knowing its okay to let someone help you, despite thinking you arent worth the care and love. 

daniel was perfect too. initially he frustrated me to no end with the way he wouldnt communicate, and i find it incredibly hypocritical of me because hi hello kettle meet pot. but i also saw myself in so many parts of him it made me feel sick to my stomach. the guilt he felt was so real it hit me straight in the gut. 

the found family tope was absolutely perfect and i cant wait to see it more detailed in the next book (please announce that soon thank you!) it was so pure to see jos find real friends and for daniel to see how much he actually meant to his friends,. it was so special to me. 

i did sob for the last a hundred pages and maybe thats why i love this book so much, but it made me feel so sick to my stomach. but the ending was perfect, ten out of ten, no notes (except who was that in the epilogue huh :0) 

this book is so dear to me and i know i will forever think about them and the way it made me feel. sad, happy, heartbroken and everything in between. 

💌 : 'like it doesn't matter how unstable my emotions are, how awkward i am, how i'm not as bubbly as them—they're still here. they still want me for me. i'm enough for them. they're going to stay.'

kayden storm

10/10 this book was so perfect and so emotional i loved every second of it 

Yulez

4.5⭐️<br /><br />Two baddies with the saddies, unable to openly express their internal battles, all while attempting to be there for each other. <br /><br />Also, the first written party in a book where the music mentioned is biblically accurate in its attempts to convince me about characters driven to a dance floor, or mere mention of songs makes me, the reader, want to throw some ah--

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