Recently completed reading If He Had Been With Me and wow the literary devices in this coming of age novel is absolutely brilliant - the fall
metaphors throughout the book perfectly mirrors Autumn's internal growth and the crown moment where she puts on her mother's vintage crown is such a
meaningful metaphor of maturity and embracing who she is, plus the way Nowlin uses seasonal changes to hint at the tragic ending shows expert writing
technique that turns this from typical YA romance into something deeper - anyone else pick up on how the recurring motifs of missed opportunities
relate to the broader messages about life's unpredictability in this beautifully tragic teen romance?
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