Teach Me To Live
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4.6 • 114 Ratings
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Publisher Description
All I can do is wish for one more day…
to fall in love with you.
Madison Avery is the poster child for obedience. Ruled by anxiety and fear, she never expected Austin Weir. Everything about the tattooed blue-eyed boy shatters every well-configured law in the Avery house.
Teaching Madison to live, Austin breaks through the prison of her anxiety. They spend the summer taking chances, making memories and falling in love.
But love has no comprehension of time. It doesn’t fade when summer bleeds into fall and time ends. Love, like life, must continue.
Madison learns that love doesn’t exist within time. It is endless and unfading and heartbreaking.
But one lesson is learned: Love is living without regret.
Love is life.
Customer Reviews
A tear jerker!
I felt the love and pain.
READ, YOU WONT REGRET IT
This is a must read. Alannah knows how to make someone feel every emotion possible. I laughed, cussed, and cried. I thought this book was a learn to book. Like a list of things you should do to know your living. And it is just not a list pre-say but it gives you ways of living. You just need to know how and with who. Thank you Alannah for making realizes I wasn’t living just existing.
Get the sample first!
Okay, so I don’t usually write reviews for books, but I felt like I had to with this one. It is one of the only books that truly made me feel something. I read lots of romance books, but this one in particular hit me harder. It starts out kind of unrealistic, and in the beginning. I was a little annoyed with the main girl, but by the middle and end of the book I was so enraptured and in love with her, him, and the storyline. It’s rare to me to actually like the main girl, because so many of them are annoying, but she wasn’t. and the parts of her that might come off as annoying are part of what she is trying to change within her dynamic character. I’m sorry, I know this is vague, I don’t want to spoil anything at all, but this is truly a book worth giving a shot. I definitely suggest getting the sample first. I know some people don’t have to same preferences as I do when it comes to books, but in this one, the storyline starts early enough that the sample will give you a good taste before actually buying it.