Words in Deep Blue

Praise

★ “Original, wise, and essential. . . . This love story is an ode to words and life.” —Kirkus Reviews, starred review 

★ “This poignant tale exquisitely chronicles the journey from hopelessness to learning to live again.” —School Library Journal, starred review 

★ “…Crowley has built a warm cast of surprising and memorable characters and placed them in universal circumstances that slowly unfold into something extraordinary.” —Booklist, starred review 

“Reading Words in Deep Blue feels a little bit like a slow dance, or falling in love, or swimming in the ocean on a rainy day. It’s a stunning reminder of the power of words and books and stories that will leave your heart full and heavy and hungry for more. Cath Crowley is magic.“ — Krystal Sutherland, author of Our Chemical Hearts

“A big-hearted, stunner of a novel. Cath Crowley’s gorgeous prose will make you both tear up and swoon. A beautifully honest meditation on grief and love.” —Jasmine Warga, author of My Heart and Other Black Holes

“Words In Deep Blue is beautifully written. Laced with humor and poignancy, tragedy and joy, this story will break your heart and then piece it back together.” —Emma Mills, author of First & Then and This Adventure Ends


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