Adam Silvera
What’s inside
In ‘They Both Die at the End,’ Adam Silvera tells a touching story about two boys, Mateo and Rufus, who receive calls from Death-Cast informing them they will die within the day. They meet through an app called Last Friend and spend their final hours together, exploring what it means to live and love with the end in sight.
You’ll Learn
- Reflection on mortality and making the most of life
- Understanding of different perspectives on death and dying
- Appreciation for the moments and people that shape our lives
- Exploration of themes of friendship, love, and acceptance
Key Points
- The concept of Death-Cast and the societal impact
- The development of Mateo and Rufus’s relationship
- Exploring New York City as if it’s their last day
- Themes of friendship, love, and fate
- The importance of living life to the fullest
- Facing one’s fears and accepting death
Who’s it For
- Young adults
- Fans of speculative fiction
- Readers interested in LGBTQ+ themes
- People intrigued by life’s existential questions
About the author
Adam Silvera is a New York Times bestselling author known for his impactful young adult novels that often explore themes of love, loss, and identity, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community.