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Quote by Lauren Oliver

“You can’t go home again” ─ isn’t necessarily that places change but people do.”

Quote by Lauren Oliver

Book:Before I Fall

Work

In this gripping novel, a high school senior finds herself trapped in a time loop, experiencing the same day repeatedly until she can unravel the mystery behind her death. The story explores themes of destiny, love, and the power of choices. more

Author

Lauren Oliver, born in 1982, is an accomplished American author known for her profound emotional depth and imaginative storytelling. Her works have garnered widespread acclaim and have resonated with readers around the world. more

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