The Geography of You and Me
Fiction | Novel | YA | Published in 2014
352
Novel • Fiction
New York City • Contemporary
2014
YA
12-18 years
1030L
The Geography of You and Me by Jennifer E. Smith follows Lucy Patterson and Owen Buckley, two teenagers who meet and bond in an elevator during a citywide blackout in New York City. As they navigate their lives in different locations, they remain connected through postcards and letters, ultimately deciding to maintain their relationship despite uncertain futures and physical distance.
Romantic
Adventurous
Bittersweet
Emotional
Hopeful
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Jennifer E. Smith's The Geography of You and Me is praised for its engaging narrative and relatable characters. The book skillfully explores themes of distance and connection. However, some readers felt the plot was predictable and the pacing inconsistent. Overall, it remains a charming and heartfelt read for fans of young adult romance.
Readers who revel in young adult romances like Anna and the French Kiss or Eleanor & Park will cherish The Geography of You and Me by Jennifer E. Smith. Fans of heartfelt, serendipitous love stories set against a backdrop of travel and discovery will find this novel deeply engaging.
35,169 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
352
Novel • Fiction
New York City • Contemporary
2014
YA
12-18 years
1030L
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