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Title:Becoming Chloe
Author:Catherine Ryan Hyde
Book Format:Hardcover
Book Edition:Anniversary Edition
Pages:Pages: 215 pages
Published:March 28th 2006 by Alfred A. Knopf Books for Young Readers
Categories:Young Adult. Fiction. Realistic Fiction. LGBT. Travel. Road Trip. Contemporary

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Meet Jordy. He’s on his own in New York City. Nobody to depend on; nobody depending on him. And it’s been working fine.
Until this girl comes along. She’s 18 and blond and pretty–her world should be perfect. But she’s seen things no one should ever see in their whole life–the kind of things that break a person. She doesn’t seem broken, though. She seems . . . innocent. Like she doesn’t know a whole lot. Only sometimes she does.
The one thing she knows for sure is that the world is an ugly place. Now her life may depend on Jordy proving her wrong. So they hit the road to discover the truth–and there’s no going back from what they find out.
This deeply felt, redemptive novel reveals both the dark corners and hidden joys of life’s journey–and the remarkable resilience of the human soul.

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Original Title: Becoming Chloe
ISBN: 0375832580 (ISBN13: 9780375832581)
Edition Language: English

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Ratings: 3.93 From 2445 Users | 201 Reviews

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This was just such a sweet, poignant book about human goodness and love and making good things happen in your own life, even when it feels like the odds are against you. I love the way Chloe forces Jordy (and in turn every reader) to confront the majesty of the world and the sheer wonder of nature, and I love how the story digs out the kindness in people, turning it out for the readers to see even as the dark, gritty parts of the world rear their ugly heads. This is such an achingly kind novel

MemorableI loved this book. It showed me that there are good people in this world. Jordan loved and took care of Chloe. He didn't have to but he chose to,like she was his little sister. Chloe was kind and gentle. I believe she was an empath,sensitive to people and animals. I enjoyed their journey together. Memorable.

This is not what I usually read but I thought I'd try something new and different and I'm glad I did.This book made a whole lot of difference to me. It's one of those books that make you see the world differently like you've never seen it before. Even if slightly. There are so many beautiful things in our world, not just from the exterior but from the interior that we take for granted or not really 'look' at them carefully.Jordy and Chloe are very unique yet relatable characters. I loved how

3.5 This is a hard book to review. Sweet and beautiful in some ways. Dark and disturbing in others. Overall I really liked it.

This book was beautiful. The idea is that these two homeless kids who've been beat up by life (literally) get together and end up going on a road trip to try to decide if there is enough beauty in life to want to keep living. I was impressed by the author's portrayal of the beauty of nature, the kindness of strangers, and also the carelessness of people and the deliberate cruelty of people to one another: she puts them all in, and doesn't try to make it all good or all bad. I loved the

Becoming Chloe is one of those books that gives you hope in the world we live in, that even if it fells like the world is crashing down around us sometimes and we're nothing short of loosing it all, there is still beauty in it. Beauty that is endless. Beauty that gives you hope no matter what the situation. From the first page, the reader is thrown into the world of Jordy, a boy who's just about lost it all. He's homeless and has no money to speak, as well as a big cut in his head that he

Edit: Changing the shelves -- Chloe isn't a manic pixie. She's just childish.Edit Edit: I wrote a really fangirlish review and saved it on my comp. I'll post it although keep in mind I wrote it after finishing the book and it will be very, very fangirlish. And since I read this book like a year ago I am also very naive and childish in it. Please no comments on some of the stuff I will say, such as my bashing of N&E's No Kiss List. I decided to post the review uncensored -- a glimpse into