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 I liked this book a lot more until I got to the end and learned Jam's story. I am by no means an expert on grief or mental illness, so let me say that. But...I don't know. The other kids were all dealing with issues of grief. They had to learn to work through it or live with it. Otherwise, however, they are normal teenagers. The Wooden Barn makes sense for them. Jam, however, is not just dealing with grief. SHE MADE IT UP. Is is still grief? Yes, absolutely. Does she still have to go through the same process as the others to learn to live with it and herself? Yes, I think she does. But that is not all. She has serious mental issues, and I don't mean that in a mean or light way. Her obsession with Reeve was far from normal. So I don't think she can just deal with the made up grief then be good again and continue on at the Wooden Barn. She needs counseling, therapy, and maybe more. She is not a normal teenager outside of her grief, like the others were. I can believe that she learned to deal with her made up grief, but that doesn't even begin to touch the other issues going on with her. Unfortunately, once I read her story, it took my liking of the book down. 
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