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“When you find find someone that makes your heart skip a beat, stop the search and take a risk.” In the story, Everything, Everything Madelise falls in love Olly, her new next door neighbor, she starts to watch him through her window since she couldn’t get out of the house. Later on they start to texting each other and then they met in person. Due to Madeline’s sickness she couldn't get out but because she loved Olly she risked her health and ran a a for a few days with olly to Hawaii. Nicola yoon shows the theme of taking risks for love in the novel Ëverything,Everything

The main character of Everything,Everything is an eighteen year old girl named adeline. Due to Madeline’s sickness she couldn't get out of the house. One day she got

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