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” The Many Half-Lived Lives of Sam Sylvester” is a good book that you can read online or download to read it later. Before starting the reading or downloading, here is the summary of the book that you can read.Sam Sylvester has long collected stories of half-lived lives—of kids who died before they turned nineteen. Sam was almost one of those kids. Now, as Sam’s own nineteenth birthday approaches, their recent near-death experience haunts them. They’re certain they don’t have much time left. . . . But Sam’s life seems to be on the upswing after meeting several new friends and a potential love interest in Shep, their next-door neighbor. Yet the past keeps roaring back—in Sam’s memories and in the form of a thirty-year-old suspicious death that took place in Sam’s new home. Sam can’t resist trying to find out more about the kid who died and who now seems to guide their investigation. When Sam starts receiving threatening notes, they know they’re on the path to uncovering a murderer. But are they digging through the past or digging their own future grave?

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First off, I just want to say that I really enjoyed this novel. I’d read a couple of reviews before beginning that said they weren’t really interested in the mystery, and while the representation was cool, they just couldn’t get into it. I’m pleased to report that I had the opposite reaction! I thought the mystery was so intriguing and interesting, and I was completely invested in the characters in this story. I will agree, however, that I loved the representation. Not only does this book feature a non-binary autistic character (which there are many non-binary autistic people out there, so this was so cool to see represented), but the author is also non-binary and autistic. Sam’s character is also one I was able to connect to almost immediately. I’m so happy to see more neurodivergent representation that’s different than the average white male who likes trains (of course there are actually people like this, but it’s a huge spectrum, and the fact that only a very small minority of it has been represented up until this point is just so sad). I can’t tell you how much it means to me and to tons of others out there to see more representation like this.