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Reviewed in India on 21 December 2018

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Depression. Isn’t it such a sad word. But this book right here copes with it. I really liked this book as it shows you the real thought of a middle schooler recommend it to anybody who is reading this 🤩🥳👌😍

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Dragos grigore

Thanks

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 6 December 2019

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Becca

2 thumbs up!

Reviewed in Germany on 8 February 2022

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My 11 year old daughter read this book in 2 days and said it was one of her favorite reads recently!

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Ottimo prodotto.

Reviewed in Italy on 21 December 2019

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Molto interessante.

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Fiktshun

Witty and heartrending and a lot of fun

Reviewed in the United States on 12 March 2018

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THE SCIENCE OF BREAKABLE THINGS is a charming and delightful, emotional, meaningful, and thoroughly engaging read. It is full of hope and heartache and humor, clever footnotes, adorable illustrations, and a plethora of broken eggs.

Ever since Natalie’s mom all but disappeared from her life, Natalie’s been looking for answers and for a way to fix things so that the mom she knew will return and replace the not-there version who spends most of her days in bed.

Her new, overly enthusiastic science teacher’s suggestion that she participate in the local egg drop competition might not be such a bad one. It will give her just the opportunity she needs to help - that is, if she can win.

Going it alone she doesn’t stand a chance, but with her best friend Twig and new friend Dari on her team, winning is a real possibility - even with drop ideas that contain glitter, marshmallows, and chocolate.

Tae Keller created a sympathetic, relatable, likable, funny, flawed, and real character in Natalie. She put her character in a situation that forced her to grow up, to learn things she might not have wanted to learn, to adapt, to become more aware, more thoughtful, more understanding. But she didn’t make her go it alone.

The author did an incredible job of keeping her story at just the right amounts of serious and fun. It is moving and heart-rending. But with a hashtag happy teacher, a friend who doesn’t know the meaning of a whisper, and a dad whose idea of fun is running errands, it is equally as lighthearted and hilarious as it is affecting.

Aimed at a middle grade audience, THE SCIENCE OF BREAKABLE THINGS can be just as easily enjoyed by a young adult readership, as well as readers of most ages. It incorporates science in a way that is amusing and educational. It tackles emotionally tough issues. It introduces a bit of cultural diversity. It offers food for thought. It has some sweet and wonderful characters. And it is witty and smart and an amazingly great read.

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Karen

I read it in one day and immediately recommended it to several of my students

Reviewed in the United States on 6 June 2018

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This is such a touching book. I read it in one day and immediately recommended it to several of my students. The 7th grade experience is very relatable, and the lessons learned are priceless.

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S. Liu

A beautiful must read

Reviewed in the United States on 31 March 2018

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A moving, poignant, and funny book about a girl who deals with her mother's depression through an improbable plan to win an egg-drop contest. Hana navigates both new and existing friendships and difficult family dynamics in her quest to understand "the science of breakable things and how to protect them." This book will stay with readers, especially those who face depression or experience it in their families.

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Saved our summer

Reviewed in the United States on 19 August 2020

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Compelling story for middle school student. Best read of our summer. Well written
Book arrived quickly just in time before we sank into Covid summer boredom

Dina

Good book - arrived quickly.

Reviewed in the United States on 19 October 2020

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Needed this for 8th grade reading list.

Adam Shatto

Great read!

Reviewed in the United States on 4 April 2020

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Added this to our school library as it a Mark Twain nominee.

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