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Sixteen and Dying (One Last Wish)

Sixteen and Dying (One Last Wish)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Great Book!!!
Review: After getting through the Lemony Snickett books, I was looking for another humorous book about horrible things happening to people. Thankfully, this didn't disappoint. The main character of this book gets AIDS from an unscreened blood transfusion, falls in love, and subsequently dies, leaving her lover alone. Every page is hilariously funny, poking brilliant fun at all the angst and stupidity in the world. I reccomend it to anyone looking for a good laugh.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Sixteen and Dying
Review: Anne Wingate is sixteen and dying. She is HIV positive. But she gets the AIDS virus. Anne loves Emily Dicksion. She got a blood transfusion, seven years ago, to save her life, in December 1984. Blood screening was not required, until Janraury 1985. The blood happened to be was tainted. Then Anne became HIV positive, and got AIDS. Then she a letter and a check from the One Last Wish Foundation. She uses the money to go out west, to a ranch, where she falls for boy who lives there, Morgan, who also has a past. When she leaves all-of-suddenly, he follows her home. Then he helps takes care of her until she dies. She dies right after Christmas. Her present was a first-edition book of Emily Dickson. This is a wonderful book, that I had to rebuy many times, because the pages had my tears all over them.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: One of Lurlene's best
Review: As the title says, this has to be one of her best. She gives Anne, a young girl at the age of 16, a great personality. Anne is diagnosed with HVI, which was transferred to her through blood that was ment to save her life when she was 10. As her 'One Last Wish' she goes to a ranch out in Colorado where she meets Marti, a young mislead girl who becomes her friend, and Morgan, a wild cowboy that keeps a mysterious secret. She soon becomes very close with them, especially Morgan, but she can't forget her diagnose. How long will Anne have to live?

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Great
Review: Out of all of the Lurlene McDaniel books I have read, this book is tied for first. Its about a 16-yr-old girl named Anne who is HIV positive. She decides to spend her last summer out west on a horse farm. When she first sees Morgan, she thinks that he is rude, but she ends up fallin for him. When Morgan first meets Anne, he thinks that she is some spoiled rich girl, but he falls for her anyway. Anne eventuslly gets full-blown AIDS, and she has to go back 2 NYC. Morgan follows her, and finds out about her "situation"...

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: "Sixteen and Dying"- The Best Book Ever Written.
Review: This book was well written. Lurlene McDaniel is my favoriteauthor now. She writes very inspirational novels. I know I am tooyoung to read these books, I'm 12, but this is my favorite book. I can't wait to get the rest of the "One Last Wish" series!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A great love story!
Review: When Anne and her father find out that she is HIV positive from getting a blood transfusion seven years earlier, they get the chance to stay on a ranch for a while. There, Anne meets a guy named Morgan who she falls in love with, but she doesn't tell him about her sickness because she doesn't want him to treat her differently. This becomes difficult, because Morgan doesn't know whats going on and why Anne sometimes acts strangely around him. I know a lot of people have probably given away the ending in their reviews, but I think you should buy this book and find out for yourself! You will not regret it!

I read this book in the One Last Wish book that has three stories: Mother Help Me Live, Let Him Live, and this one, Sixteen and Dying. I recommend buying that book because it not only has this great story, but also two other great stories.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: One of Lurlene's bestg but they are all great
Review: When Anne Wingate was 10 she was givin a blood transfusion to save her life when her and her mom were in an accident. Anne survived but now at 16 she hasn't been feeling well. She goes into the hospital for tests and while there she finds out that the blood transfusion she had to save her life, was now to take it away because the blood she recieved was tainted. It has made her HIV positive. When Anne Recieves her One Last Wish she chooses to go to the Broken Arrow Ranch. You'll have to read the book to find out what happens when she meets Morgan. Happy Reading!!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A book you can't put down
Review: When I first saw a girl in my class reading a novel by Lurlene McDaniel I had asked her if I could borrow it. Once I started reading, I couldn't out it down! I just wanted to keep reading some more, I needed to find out what happened next. Once I had finished the book, I felt that it should have keep going(not that the ending wasn't good) I could have kept reading about Anne and Morgan forever. My friend and I have now been lending each other each Lurene McDaniel book we can get our hands on.
Her novels are so insperationel, and I usally end up crying at the end, so keep writing Lurene, I love your books!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: The one that got me hooked...
Review: When I was ten, I read this book. Now I'm twenty-one and I haven't missed a Lurlene McDaniel novel since... not to mention the fact that I've scoured the Internet for every out-of-print book she's ever written.

This novel hooked me immediately with its touching story and ability to convey the truth about what life is like for some unfortunate individuals. Too many times in our sugar-coated society, teens are unaware of the horrors that exist in life. McDaniel has the innate ability to create the awareness that is so desperately needed by teens while still entertaining the reader as well as not scaring him or her completely.

Emotions run rampant in everyone of McDaniel's novels; but this one is a good starting point because it's incredibly gentle in its realities. Many adolescents may not comprehend the fact that 16-year-olds get AIDS; but this novel introduces those facts and leaves the readers hungry for more. And, as we all know, awareness is the best preventative action of all.


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