They Both Die at the End
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They Both Die at the End

Recommended Ages

Best for high school readers (roughly grades 9–12).

They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera is a near-future YA novel in which two boys meet through an app on the day they’re told they will die. Over the course of 24 hours, they navigate bucket lists, fears, and a blossoming connection, raising big questions about how we spend our time and who we choose to be. The book is deeply emotional and includes themes of grief, love, and LGBTQ+ identity, best suited to mature teens. Parents and educators often use it as a springboard for discussions about mortality, choice, and ethics. It’s a widely available bestseller with strong book club potential.

New paperback usually $12–$20 (list price around $19.99, but often discounted); special or collector editions can be higher, and used copies often run $5–$10.

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They Both Die at the End
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