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Reader reviewed by two sided freek

Liz, an excited 15-year-old, can't wait to turn sixteen, to finally drive. So dying somewhat hinders her innovative plans. After the accident, she wakes up on a strange ship. On that ship she meets a soon to be best friend, ALOT of old people, and her favorite drug addict band member. It takes a while for her to accept that she won't ever turn sixteen, but when she does, she discovers there's more to death than ever imaginable. In this exceptional story, where in Elsewhere (consider it a heaven, that's where the deat go) you age backwards, where your own grandmother can be younger than you, where you find a sense of peace, and finally realize that every moment in life and death should be cherished.

This book has a wonderfully thought out plot that not only churns emotion, but inspires ideas within your head. You somehow start to wonder, what if there is life beyond death, what would it feel like? Would you miss your family, or do you just float in essence for the rest of your life? This book is definitely worth a read.