I'll Give You the Sun

[A] breath taking, powerful roller-coaster story * INIS magazine * Does the almost impossible and improves upon the skill and beauty of The Sky is Everywhere -- Louise ONeill, author of Only Ever Yours * INIS magazine * Exceptional . . . a big, intense emotional rollercoaster. . . it is a novel of family conflict and resolution, coming of age, sexual orientation, bereavement; a story of love, at and wonder. Dont miss it * The Bookseller * An emotional roller coaster of a novel that explores love, relationships, desolation and hope as two twins try to find their way back to each other after a tragedy. Highly recommended. * The Book Bag * Jandy Nelson captures not only the language of the modern teenager. . . but also the lightning fast thought processes including the pinball-like way that their emotions switch from for to against. * nudge books * Dazzling * New York Times * This book will tear through you like a hurricane, leaving you in ruined awe * The Huffington Post * This (technically) young-adult novel jubilantly holds its own against the falls grown-up offerings, with dead-on insights about surviving youthand family * O, the Oprah Magazine * Youll feel this book in a big way * TeenVogue.com * A blazing, prismatic explosion of color . . . Nelsons gifts in tackling huge subjects death, grief, all-consuming love with humor and gravitas will draw comparisons to the two reigning superstars of non-apocalyptic YA lit, John Green and Rainbow Rowell. But the intensity of her writing stands alone . Ill Give You the Sun is that rare, immersive teen novel: To read it is a coming-of-age experience in itself. * Entertainment Weekly * My April book of the Month, and one of this years outstanding YA novels: this is an intense, breathtaking story of two siblings and of love, death, art and wonder. Fiona Noble The Bookseller -- Fiona Noble * The Bookseller * It is hardly news that YA fiction is all the rage but it is worth stating that it is deservedly so when books like this are being published. [...] this is one of the most relevant and enjoyable books I have read in a long time. -- Hot * Hot * Ill Give You The Sun is a breath-taking novel for young adults from the highly acclaimed writer Jandy Nelson. Hailed as the next John Green, it quickly becomes apparent why that's the case. Her characters have that same jump-right-off-the-page-and-into-your-heart thing going on. We become wrapped in them as we discover the truths of their minds and hearts. . . For me, these characters are more visceral, more believable, and more human than in anything else Ive read. There is so much going on in this book it fills you up and makes you breathless. Noahs character spoke to me in particular; my only gripe with this wonderful book is that I would have loved to have it finish from his point of view. That said, I love it, and I urge you to read it. This is one of those books that if you let it; will change how you see yourself and those around you. -- Julie Stirling * We Red Writer * My April book of the Month, and one of this years outstanding YA novels: this is an intense, breathtaking story of two siblings and of love, death, art and wonder. -- Fiona Noble * The Bookseller * A radiant novel that will leave you laughing and crying all at once. -- World Book Day * World Book Day * A compelling read. -- Reading Zone * Reading Zone * I reckon its the best Ive read in a long time. Jandy Nelson manages to create an absorbing story not just about brother/sister love, jealousy and rivalry, but if relationships in all their permutations written in a unique style that I found very moving and totally engaging. I would urge people to read it as its one of those books that stay with you and I will certainly be reading Jandy Nelsons first novel The Sky is Everywhere as, if this book is anything to go by, she is an extremely talented writer. -- New Books Magazine * New Books Magazin

Jandy Nelsons books have been published all over the world. Ill Give You the Sun has been optioned by Warner Bros. The Sky Is Everywhere, Jandys debut novel, was selected as a YALSA Best Fiction for Young Adults title and a Junior Library Guild Selection as well as being longlisted for the Carnegie Medal. Jandy lives in San Francisco and is madly in love with California, how it teeters on the edge of the continent. Follow Jandy on Twitter @jandynelson or visit her online at www.jandynelson.com.