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Seven Days of You Hardcover – March 7, 2017

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Anna and the French Kiss meets To All the Boys I've Loved Before in this dazzling and swoon worthy YA romance set in Tokyo.

Sophia has seven days left in Tokyo before she moves back to the US with her family. Seven days to say goodbye to the electric city, her wild best friend, and the boy she has harbored a crush on for the past four years. Seven perfect days...that is, until Jamie Foster-Collins moves back to Japan and ruins everything.

Jamie and Sophia have a history of heartbreak, and the last thing Sophia wants is for him to steal her leaving-thunder with his stupid arriving-thunder. Yet as the week counts down, Sophia is forced to admit she may have misjudged Jamie. But can their seven short days left in Tokyo end in anything but goodbye?

A funny and poignant debut novel filled with first kisses and second chances.

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Gr 9 Up—Sophia's last seven days of living in Japan are supposed to be perfect. She has plans to hang out with her two close friends and see everything that the electric city of Tokyo has to offer. But when Jaime, a friend from her past, makes a jarring reappearance right at the beginning of her final week, Sophia is unable to concentrate on anything. With Jaime in the picture, suddenly everything she thought was secure starts to crumble around her. Will Sophia be able to see the good that can come from change before her time runs out? This highly readable novel about finding home and discovering oneself will have fans of Stephanie Perkins's Anna and the French Kiss swooning. While the character development makes this title a page-turner, the ways that Vinesse realistically weaves in the Japanese setting are the true strengths of the book. The well-placed details effectively capture not only Tokyo but also the experience of studying or living abroad. Though the story plays with the typical teen romance trope of a girl pining for the guy she believes is out of her league, the plot twists and strong writing will keep even the most jaded reader entertained until the very final pages. VERDICT A recommended purchase that will fit comfortably in both contemporary YA and teen romance sections.—DeHanza Kwong, Central Piedmont Community College, Charlotte, NC

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Praise for Seven Days of You:
"This highly readable novel about finding home and discovering oneself will have fans of Stephanie Perkins's Anna and the French Kiss swooning."―School Library Journal

"Weaving in and out of Tokyo's karaoke rooms, coffee shops, night clubs, monuments, and food, food, and more food, the story delights. Have some tissues handy for the ending."―Kirkus

"This dazzling and genuinely romantic story shows just how much your life can change in the course of a single week."―Jennifer E. Smith, author of The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight

"How hard am I crushing on Seven Days of You? I'm crying, laughing, aching, and squealing all at once. I would live in this book if I could."―Becky Albertalli, award-winning author of Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda

"Seven Days of You is a deliciously fizzy, neon-bright romance: a swoony tangle of past and future, love and friendship, and what exactly it means to be home."―Katie Cotugno, New York Times bestselling author of 99 Days

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ Poppy (March 7, 2017)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 336 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0316391115
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0316391115
Reading age ‏ : ‎ 15 years and up
Grade level ‏ : ‎ 10 and up
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.02 pounds
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6 x 1.25 x 8.5 inches

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Cecilia Vinesse is the author of THE GIRL NEXT DOOR, SEVEN DAYS OF YOU, and THE SUMMER OF US. She was born in France but grew up between Tokyo, Japan and Greenville, South Carolina. Her obsession with Nora Ephron movies led her to New York City where she lived in an apartment furnished mostly by stacks of novels. Now she’s in a small Edwardian house in England where she splits her time holding late-night writing sessions, daydreaming in libraries, and having movie marathons with her family.

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K. S.

Perfectly Captures the Tokyo Expat Experience

Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2020

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If Sofia Copolla wrote a YA, this would be it. The same magic and reverence for Tokyo that Lost in Translation is famous for is captured here. It's one part love letter to Japan, another part nod to the unique experience that is being an expat in Japan...not to mention the page-turning angst of young love. Reading it made me feel 17 again.

Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2022

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This fell so flat for me. I feel like all of the characters were 12. I found myself cringing repeatedly at so many things. The author really missed out on all of the potential that this book could have had. I was excited to get more of a Tokyo setting but all of the characters were white and the main character seem to care about the culture or to even learn Japanese. I really wanted to like it but I didn’t. I’m surprised I even finished it :/

Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2017

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What an absolute treat! A loving portrait of the heartbreak, fickleness, joy, pettiness, pain, and general exuberance of the teenage-girl experience. It was also enjoyable seeing American teenage tropes displaced into a Tokyo setting -- of course even across the world, these kids are sitting around a playground eating (Japanese) junk food. Some things are universal.

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Sam K

Super cute romance filled with love, loss, and hope for things to come.

Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2017

Sophia had seven days left in her "home". She had seven days left to spend with her best friends. She had seven days until her whole life changed and not necessarily for the better. As her world is falling apart, a person from her past resurfaces in her life and knocks her even further off balance.

"I guess that's why I'd made this stupid countdown. Because I wanted to hold on to the time I had left here. Because I wanted to separate good-bye from all the moments - all the better moments - that came before it. It was my own little scientific experiment, to try to contain that one second when everything I cared about would suddenly vanish."

I am a sucker for a broken character, and Vinesse gave us a bunch of them in this book. First and foremost, Sophia. Poor Sophia! My heart really went out to her. She was searching for "home" and just when she thought she found it in Tokyo, her mother's job forces her to relocate yet again. And while she is dealing with the move, she finds out that her friends have been keeping secrets from her. But, it's not just her friends who have been hiding things from Sophia, her sister, who had been distant the entire summer, drops a bombshell about their father. During this cataclysmic series of events, Jamie returns to Tokyo. Jamie, who was Sophia's best friend. Jaimie, who Sophia crushed on. Jamie, who broke Sophia's heart, and she in turn, broke his. So, yeah, Sophia is dealing with a lot, and I really appreciated that Vinesse did not make it easy for her. Sometimes it was tough standing by as Sophia tried to work it all out, but she came out better on the other side because it was difficult.

"This is a black hole. Or this week has been, anyway. Every second was longer than just a second, you know? And I mean that in a really good way because I love the idea of black holes. The idea that all of this space and time isn't really fixed, that we can change it."

Jamie was quite wounded too. As his story is slowly revealed, we learn that Jamie was hiding big and important parts of himself. But together, he and Sophia are able to feel "home". I bet you noticed I keep putting home in quotation marks. It's because the author made the idea of home a part of the story. Is home a place, a person, or a thing? This idea of home is explored by both Sophia and Jamie, as he is returning from a three year absence, and she is preparing to leave. I really enjoyed this aspect of the story, as I was totally able to relate.

"What I was going to say is, I never really felt like I belonged anywhere. I always felt like I was half in one place and half somewhere else. Like I was never exactly where I should be. Except - now. Except being here, with you."

In-between all the drama, there were a lot of fun parts. Most of them involved another very important character in the book: Tokyo. Tokyo is on my bucket list, and reading this book just increased my desire to visit. Vinesse painted a glorious picture of the city from the sights and sounds, to the food and entertainment. I really felt Sophia's attachment to the city and I could clearly see part of what Sophia would be missing.

What do I wish this book had? An epilogue! I so needed an epilogue. I have read endings like this a million times. That traditional, contemporary, open ended thing. I know it's supposed to allow me, the reader, to decide what happened next, but I hate that! I want the author to tell me. I just need closure, it's who I am.

This is me, begging for an epilogue

Overall: Super cute romance filled with love, loss, and hope for things to come.

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Very nice read - Tokyo Johnny

Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2017

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Fantastic story about living abroad that faithfully captures the dynamic of living in Tokyo. The novel becomes increasingly more tightly wound as the protagonist's time in Tokyo ticks to zero.

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Shantala Shenoy Nayak

Pretentious characters + contrived situations = Disappointing read.

Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2017

When I picked this book up, I was in the mood for a cute contemporary romance, and I saw this was set in Tokyo (which was unexplored territory for me), with a relatively unique premise, so I thought I'd try it out.

But almost as soon as I started reading this book, I was having second thoughts. I could not connect with the female lead, she was too pretentious, self absorbed, and immature for my liking. To add to that, the situations in this book seemed very silly, superficial and contrived.

The only (kind of) redeeming aspect of this book was the male lead - Jamie. He did come across as genuine, and kind of adorable, which is saying a lot, considering he was surrounded by a whole bunch of pretentious drama queens and kings.

Also, as I continued on with this book, I found myself rolling my eyes over and over again, so much so that I could have seriously hurt them (my eyes, I mean).

Which made me wonder, if the problem lied with me, and if I was possibly too old to relate to YA characters. But you know what, I don't think that's the case, 'cause I read a whole lot of YA books, and I have very rarely come across such immature protagonists and openly contrived situations.

In-fact, I very recently read The Lunar Chronicles, with 8 YA protagonists, and I understood and adored all of them. So you see, it's not me, it's this book (and the characters in it).

Anyway, I clearly do not recommend this book. But there is one good thing that came off me reading this book (we have to always look for the silver lining, right?).

I realized how repetitive my bookish locales are. Almost all of the books that I read are set in one of these 3 places - US, UK or India. And of-course Hogwarts or Narnia or the Moon. But if we discount the fantasy locations, my reading is limited to very few actual geographical locations. Which is just plain sad, and something I must remedy.

So if you guys know of any books that you enjoyed that are set outside of the 3 countries I mentioned, do share them with me. I would to love to check them out.

-Shantala (Shanaya Tales Dot Com)

Disclaimer: I received an advance reader copy of this book from Net galley in exchange of an honest review.

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C

A quick read

Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2018

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I flew through this. It was easy to read and definitely expressed teenage emotions very well. Would be good for travel if you want a light read.

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 24, 2017

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"Kissing Jamie.....
It would be Harry finding his wand. Frodo taking the ring. It would turn this week into something I couldn't even fathom."

Seven Days Of You was one of my most anticipated releases of the year and yes it's a cute YA contemporary but it didn't pack the punch I was expecting it to. My favourite part of this novel was without a doubt visiting all the places in Tokyo with the characters. It honestly made me want to book a flight and going travelling around Tokyo.

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