The Art of Loving Libby Green

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She appeared at Show at Barre. It opened on February 12, 2011, and closed on June 30, 2011. Also starring were Tracie Thoms, Arielle Jacobs and Kate Reinders. [11]

white (combination of all colours) like the feeling I have that all the characters of this book will linger in my mind for a long time. She has spina bifida and in 1996 one of her legs was amputated. Now Libby, 57, is facing treatment for breast cancer. The story was engaging, and kept my interest. Dylan's trials with his father and trying to manage his difficult life as a homeless teenager with an irresponsible alcoholic father while trying to hide what's going on from his schoolmates and instructors made for an interesting read. However, there were numerous places where I was pulled out of the stories by inconsistencies or just "Huh?" moments.

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Green starred as Sally Simpson in a production of The Who's Tommy at the Ricardo Montalban Theatre in Hollywood which ran from June 18 – July 6, 2008. [8] For the Record' series: Cutting-edge cabaret in L.A.? Believe it". Entertainment Weekly. April 8, 2011. The Art of Loving Libby Green” is a fabulous read. Compelling and heart-wrenching, I wasn’t able to put this book down. The writing is engaging and captivating. I was invested in Dylan’s daily struggles from the get-go and rooting for him every step of the way. I love how the author subtly showed how teens and young adults are vulnerable and need a guiding force in their lives. And sometimes, the decisions they make are probably not as sound as they think they are.

I felt so bad for Dylan, he didn’t deserved any of that, he was such a good person, so talented, but life wasn’t so kind to him, some of the worst things came free to him, it was so sad seeing him struggling and trying to survive… in a lot os parts of the story I was a sobbing mess, seriously, my heart broke into a million little pieces!!!

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You know a book is a good one when you devour it in two sessions and you're completely satisfied but at the same time you wish you still had 100 chapters left to read 'cause you just don't wanna let go of its story. This is exactly what happened to me while reading The Art of Loving Libby Green. I loved it! She joined the Macclesfield Harriers Athletics Club in 1999, bursting onto the international scene aged 16 at the 2006 World Championships in Assen, the Netherlands, when she won a silver medal in the T12 200m.