Things I Find While Shelving 
 I received a free ARC via NetGalley 
 After her sister's death, two new men enter Livy Cloud's life. One wants her to escape, one wants her to accept. 
 Meyer is full of fun and games, drawing Livy into activities that clear her mind and allow her to get away from the painful memories (and reality) that are haunting her life, if only for a little while. He is mysterious and intriguing and Livy grows more and more drawn to him. 
 Her substitute tutor, James Hale, tries to draw her into discussions of what comes after. Not just in the sense of an afterlife for her sister, but in the sense of continuing life for her and her family. 
 And it all spirals to a head when there's a complication when Livy is donating bone marrow to help another little girl with cancer. When she finds herself in a strange place, populated by little children, and watched over by none other than Meyer. The mysterious boy who can fly. 
 Livy has found her way to Neverland, though she wasn't meant to. It's not the same as in the stories, but it's close, and Meyer is offering Livy something she never thought she'd ever have again: a chance to be with her sister. If she stays in Neverland, she has her sister again. She won't be alone. 
 But James is in Neverland, too, because there's more to him than meets the eye as well, and here in this place where Livy thought all her problems were solved, she once again has to face the question: will she escape her pain, or will she accept the life she's been dealt and keep going? 
 This book deals with loss and pain and moving on in a very interesting way. I liked the touch of Peter Pan, and the way that Neverland was something different. I thought that everything was handled very well, especially Livy's indecision and her family's struggle to deal with the death of her sister.