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Hall has released the musical in the form of an hour-and-a-half-long piece as well as each song separately on his YouTube channel. On March 14 , the music video for "Ordinary Day" was released on Todrick's YouTube channel as the first single from the album. The second single, "Dem Beats" was released on March 22 along with the pre-order for the album. Following the release of the album, every song was released as an individual video. In addition, Todrick has released 6 episodes of a behind the scenes series called "Making Forbidden: The Forbidden World Tour.

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This book was so powerful I simply do not care if somebody thinks that what I feel is wrong. Ironic, given that if something is or isn't wrong is a big part of the theme of this work. The book made me feel alive. Maybe somethings, like the charges against Lochi were puffed up out of proportion.

Maybe, but I still do not care. Maybe the ending was harsh and unnecessary. I do not agree. And again, do not care. The anticipation I felt for them was real. I even had a feeling of dread and moments of doubt. But after all of it I just can't force myself to think their love was wrong. If a lot of hands go up in the air in order to point out to me that this was incest… Just stop! We tell ourselves that we live in the age of acceptance of things and people that are different. Sure there is child molesting. And that is wrong and sick. But here, in this beautiful heart stopping story, we have two young adults that even pressed by the weight of the world, knew, without a doubt, that they love each other.

I stopped to think if they could know love at 17 and They were already forced to grow up. And there is the fact that true love can hit you when you are 18,27,30, As Lochan says, it is not fair for so many men to go around and use who ever they like and not be sanctioned, but his love is labeled as deranged. Not when it comes to Lochan and Maya. I didn't want somebody to make them believe that they were wrong and to separate them, make them have different lives. I think that they were just an aberration. Hormonal aberration and when I say hormonal I do not mean sex! I really wished them well.

They knew they could not have children. And they did not want them. They already raised all of their kids. They just wanted to have one another. To be able to do the things others had, and discarded as every day convenience. And my heart made painful little flips for every moment of their happiness. I wish, oh how I wish they had more.

And wish, and wish and wish that they were left to tend to the smaller children until one day they could have a world in which to hold hands, kiss,and love as with nobody condemning them for it. I hated their mother. She was a horrible person. And her fanatic involvement in the end was so in her character!

I know some people do not see her as the type to care. And she was not. She was the type to fuss. Like she fussed about her kids but done them no real good. Like all the things she did in order to lie to herself that she cared for them or did something for anybody accept herself. She was just a beautifully portrayed selfish slut. As much the description of their mother and fate is brilliant, how the author gave us the lovely formed thoughts of sister and brother is majestic!

They sound like teenagers but their intellectual rants hold real everyday fears,problems and solution. The mother and father along with a lot of other situations and people made this book really hard and painful. And this was all good,.. Superb writing that kept me on the edge. But God, there are so many moments in the book that I hold so dear now! Maya getting the bracelet, their strong support for each others troubles, tears, even the fact that in one day Lochan had the best morning of his life-with the kids as happy as they were, with Maya in her bedroom- just to fall from euphoria in to the worst and last night of his life … And all this…all of it coming to that final chapter and Epilogue.

When I read the last chapter I was emotionally broken. But when I read Maya's struggle after that She still had to be strong. She still had to try. I cried in big gut wrenching sobs that I could not stop. The poor lovable bright Lochan. And sweet pretty Maya. Innocent little Willa that won't really remember him.

That had no idea what his silly petty fit will do. How it will destroy lives. Destroy all of them in a cruel joke of destiny. Oh how happy they would have all been if they were born different. And loved, loved loved. I write this rew and still cry, silent beautiful tears that make me almost feel pure. Because I remembered a thing from my past When I was 16teen a friend of mine killed himself.

And the pain was big. How will I go on? He was my firstdoor neighbor for so long,friend,companion,so many things. Five years later I saw his girlfriend still putting flowers on his grave. But how long will she remember? How long will I? When will his face become a blur? Love that people felt for him subdued and burned out? This book gives us the answer at the end. Yes I knew all the answers when I read the last few lines of this perfect book.

They told everybody that read them that you should never give up. But live on now. Looking forward to the small things. To pink panties and a smile of a little girl. And they will try. We can always just try. If you read this book, and I hope that you will, you will love it. But you will also curse your self for wishing what could not be. It was like watching Titanic as a kid over and over again. The ending is always harsh.

Love can touch us one time And last for a lifetime And never let go till we're gone Love was when I loved you One true time I hold to In my life we'll always go on View all 29 comments. Its like a physical pain. It does not have a HEA and the ending is guaranteed rip your heart to shreds. The story is raw, emotional to an extreme, powerful, achingly painful, beautiful, and devastatingly tragic.

It is only for the most open minded and non-judgmental readers.

With a self-centered, uncaring, and alcohlic mother and a father who abandoned their family years ago, siblings Lochan 17 and Maya 16 have always felt more like friends than siblings — being the defacto parents to their 3 younger siblings — year-old Kit who is unhappy, self-destructive, and rebelling against life, mischevious little brother Tiffin, and sweet adorable baby sister Willa who is too young to understand the desperation all around her. Lochan and Maya work themselves into the ground trying desperately to hold together the broken pieces of their family for fear that social services will separate them if they learn of the absentee parents.

The stress of their lives brings them closer and closer together to the point where they fall in love. They know its not right, they know its impossible, but they cannot deny the feeling they have that are so strong and feel so right. The romance is slow building and comes as almost dare I say it a very subtle, natural, beautiful and progression. Its about two people drawn together by their circumstances, who are as close as two people can be, who rely on each other, support each other, have been through hell together… The pain, lonliness, and desolation of their life pushes them together.

Everything in their life is so overwhelming, but with each other they feel safe. That we were never brother and sister in the real sense, but always partners, having to being up a real family as we grew up ourselves? How to explain that Lochan has never felt like a brother but like something far, far closer than that — a soul mate, a best friend, part of the very fiber of my being? Their thoughts and perspectives made me question everything I was naturally feeling and forced me to think with my heart instead of with how I was naturally inclined to automatically feel about a sibling romance.

It filled me with so many conflicting emotions. The writing style is absolutely stunning. It conveys the stifling desolation and desperation of their life so vividly, you can feel with all your heart. It clouds the book, clings to the story and by extension, you as the reader are utterly wrapped up in their world. This is a story that is going to stay with me for a long time. As a reader, your natural, biological instincts are screaming at you to think of it as cringe-worthy, sick and both Lochan and Maya were realists about their feelings for each other.

They knew how taboo it was and struggled long and hard with coming to terms with being able to accept the things they were feeling. Their torn anguish at dealing with what they were feeling but at the same time being true to themselves and not being able to deny the strength and reality of their feelings and passion for each other was heart-wrenching.

And in another world, one where they were just Lochan and Maya and not also raising three younger siblings, they could very well have made it work. But the responsibilities of their family kept them from being able to put themselves first and ultimately was what led to the tragic ending. With all your heart, you feel their desperation as they fight to hide something the whole world will judge them for. Everywhere they turned, there was another closed door. The ending just ripped me to emotional shreds. The ending was un-fixable, irreversible, and horribly tragic.

You could feel it building from the start.

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It felt like it stopped. It brought to light a lot of questions. I can understand certain misgivings from a biological perspective. Yes, siblings should never be allowed to have biological children. THAT is wrong, from a scientific standpoint, not a judgmental one. Its damaging to the gene pool. But if two people love each other and just want to be together… who are we to judge?

Their story shattered my heart. It was haunting, beautiful, agonizing and tragic. But you have to be in the right mood…. Jun 30, Arlene rated it it was amazing Recommended to Arlene by: Rating Clarification 10 stars Or rather… the highest rating I can ever imagine giving a book As an avid reader you come across dozens and dozens of books hoping the next one you pick up will either move you to uncontrollable tears, challenge your belief system, take you on an emotional rollercoaster, show you love, make you feel hate, sigh with happiness, leave you with a sense of longing, or simply just close the book when you're done and say to yourseslf "wow, that was absolute perfection.

For those that know me, they can attest to the hard fact that I don't cry over books Well, I can no longer claim that fame. My eyes are still watery as I write this review. I am truly exhausted emotionally and psychologically after reading this book and all I can think of is torturing myself by starting at page one all over again and reading through this masterpiece from the beginning to end. Angst to the 10th degree The content shocked me but the writing and delivery left me in awe. I truly believe not just any author could have taken this taboo subject and delivered it with such flawless execution that you begin to root for the main characters as they make choices and feel emotions that are so NOT socially, or legally, acceptable.

Forbidden takes the reader into the lives of Lochan and Maya Whitely. They are two teenage brother and sister forced to care for a family of five when the father exits their life and the worst mother in the entire world abandons them. Together they raise Kit, Tiffin and Willa, and do their best to keep their family together despite ongoing challenges and struggles. Lochan and Maya cry together, comfort each other, and see one another's vulnerable side, but unfortunately, they also share a burden inexplicable to the outside world. Their burden is a love so strong that it crosses boundaries society deems unacceptable as it goes deeper than sibling affection.

I despised the loser mother of this book with such a passion, and that just propelled my level of compassion for Lochan and Maya. My heart broke for the smaller children as they learned too early that for some For Lochan and Maya, I was in constant angst as the logical side of my brain wanted to counsel them and tell them, "no.

My mental babble… or rather battle was constant and the conflict I felt was emotionally charged to a level I wasn't prepared for, especially the ending. But to be honest with myself, I wanted them to love each other the way that felt natural to them… so yes, at the end of the day… I rooted them on.

There you have it. To anyone that feels this is disgusting, I challenge you to read this book because believe me, it's insane to feel or see yourself seamlessly accepting and rooting for two people as they cross that forbidden boundary. I absolutely love and slightly curse this book for how and what it made me feel and I know for certainty that I'll read it over again… and again… and again.. I tend to be on the conservative side with the books I recommend to my fellow avid readers, and this one would be one that I'd probably not openly share and say, "you must read this book" but if you do, I'll be here when you're done and we can talk or cry together.

Pero no lo es. Es una historia devastadora cuando dos hermanos se enamoran perdidamente uno del otro. It's a devastating story when two brothers fall madly in love with each other. This situation was simply due to the family complications in which they live.

The father abandoned his family. The mother does not take care of her children by pretending she has no responsibilities and drinking every day. The older brothers Lochan and Maya, aged 18 and 16, are in charge of their three little brothers of 13, 8 and 5 years and all the housework. Since little Lochan and Maya have a very close relationship and have an unconditional love, but it is not until Maya goes out with a schoolmate who realize that apart from the love of brothers, they also want as something else, that they can not live without each other.

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But everything is aggravated by the fact that where they live incest relations, including consensual ones, carry to prison. And that in addition this would lead to the dissolution of the family and to take their brothers to foster homes. Until the last moment I waited for the mother to repent and confess that Lochan or Maya were not her children, but that is not part of the story. I imagined that it had to end in tragedy, that I could not have a happy ending, but I could never have imagined how it was.

Oct 12, xrysa rated it it was amazing Shelves: This story is forbidden Their love will have devastating consequences I needed to know how it ends and when that moment arrived I cried my eyes out. Lochie's and Maya's This story is forbidden Lochie's and Maya's love is doomed from the beginning. They are siblings and it is against the law to have an affair. What they feel may be considered as twisted or even sick but in this case you cant even feel disgusted by the events. While she is looking back to her life all she can see is Lochan.

Under other circumstances they would have never fell for each other. Their life has always been difficult and they never acted like children. Their drunk mum loaded them her responsibilities while she decided to relive her "teen" years and have fun with her boyfriend like she's in highschool. That leaves Lochan and Maya to take care of their youngest siblings. As you can see they act more like parents instead of siblings.

They have to take care of a self-destructive 13 year old boy,Kit who never experienced the true maternal love,Tiffin and Willa who will do anything to draw their mum's attention but like always she's too busy to occupy herself with her kids. Their attempts to keep the family alive are futille but they manage to find a way and stop falling apart. Lochan is probably the most broken person of the family. His ongoing battle with the world around him is wearing him off. He has fears, he feels lonely but he is not.

At the end of the day Maya will always erase his pain because she is the only one who can understand him. Her compasion and the way she loves him make me feel grateful that they have each other. However they cant be together. They have already broken too many rules.. The fear of their illegal actions coming to surface haunts them every day but they are in love,they dont hurt anyone,right? It's amazing how this story does not feel wrong at all. They try together to survive and face the ghastly face of life.

The story is heart wreching. Every chapter left me with tears not only becasue their mum was a total idiot but also because their love was so heart warming. I was living it with them. Read it and you'll see Last but no least the writing style is so captivating and everything is written so poetically that you will find yourself hung by the lines. View all 67 comments. Aug 12, Marie Lu rated it it was amazing Shelves: The second book this year to make me bawl my eyes out the first was Code Name Verity, by Elizabeth Wein. I've never seen such a taboo topic like sibling incest handled in such a poignant and heartwrenching way.

It's a testament to Ms. Suzuma's skill that I found myself desperately wishing for Maya and Lochan to be together. View all 4 comments. It's risky, disturbing, and altogether, a masterpiece. It's not inappropriate just to be obscene; there's a moral behind it. It's so hard to describe. Lochan and Maya are self-aware, trapped in this miserable lifestyle that is so impossible yet I found myself absurdly empathizing with them. A book that tugs on the heart strings, and definitely veered in a direction I wasn't expecting. The reason I took off half a star is b 4. The reason I took off half a star is because this book was a bit "borderline" for me.

However, this was written so beautifully and and it is so different than anything I've ever read before, I have to give it credit. I guess I jinxed it. View all 8 comments. But in the end, it was all worth it, because Forbidden was such a thoughtprovoking, powerful and emotional story and despite all the anguish and heartbreak in it, it's easily one "How can something so wrong feel so right? When I look back at my life, all sixteen years and a half of it, Lochan was always there. She considered him her best friend, and despite him being a year older, they've always been equals.

She knows Lchan has trouble connecting to other people and she does whatever she can to make him smile and be happy, even if it's just for a minute. Slowly but surely, however, the feelings she has for him turn into so much more than just the love between siblings. And although she tries to hide it behind smiled and meaningless words, after a while it becomes harder and harder to hide her true feelings for him.

We share the burden together and she is always on my side, by my side. I don't want to need her, to depend on her, but I do. At school, he never answers questions in class, never participates in oral assignment, never talks to anyone. He's intelligent and handsome but he has no friends, let alone a girlfriend. The only people he has no trouble spekking to are his brothers and sisters. And the only person he can really be himself with is his slightly younger sister Maya.

She's the only one who understands him and supports him no matter what. Together, Maya and Lochan always pull each other through. They're not only brother and sister, but best friends as well. They're soulmates who can always count and rely on each other. But what happens when their love turns into something more than just the love for a family member?

And how come, even though what feels so right and natural to them, is frowned upon by all the rest of society? This story made me think about those "unconventional" types of relationships and realize at people should be able to decide for themselves who they want to be with. Especially in the case of Maya and Lochie, who love each other so unconditionally, so irrevocably, who are we, "the society" to judge them and decide they can't be together? I think it's wrong to condemn them for expressing their true feelings and that as long as they harm no one else, why shouldn't they be allowed to live their live together, in peace Without Maya, I lose all three; apart we will slowly die.

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Days after finishing it, I often still think about this unconventional love story that will make you want to root for the unfortunate ones. Lochie has to be one of the most tragic, loveable and unforgettable characters I've ever come across view spoiler [which made reading how his life ended at the end of the story, all the more heartbreaking.

Being together, we harm nobody; being apart, we extinguish ourselves. View all 92 comments. My second time reading this one was no easier than the first, in fact I would like to say I would never read this again, its too hard, but I know I will. The most beautiful book I have ever read. Lochie and Maya are unforgettable characters. This is an incredible and unforgettable story. My original review posted You can close your eye My second time reading this one was no easier than the first, in fact You can close your eyes to the things you do not want to see, but you cannot close your heart to the things you do not want to feel.

I am a complete mess- a total wreck after reading this book. Two people in love- a love that nobody else could possibly understand. This is a love story. Between Lochan and Maya. Two best friends, who happen to be brother and sister. After being abandoned by their father, and having a absent mother, who spends way more time with her younger boyfriend than at home, Lochie and Maya bear the responsibility of running the household and caring for their three younger siblings.

They love each other and count on each other. They are not much like siblings, more like partners. In school, Lochie is a little socially awkward. But at home with Maya, he is able to be himself completely. God, how could anyone be? We all know that without you this family would fall apart.

Lochie and Maya both started to develop romantic feelings for each other. No one, Maya, no one can ever take that away from us. I wanted nothing for than for Lochie and Maya to be able to be together, love each other and have a happy ending. They loved each other so much and they just wanted to be together. Why is that such a crime? I want to be able to hold you and kiss you and- and do all the things people in love are allowed to do. I want to spend the rest of my life with you. The characters were wonderful.

I loved Lochan and Maya so much. Why are people so judgmental? If their love is consensual and not hurting anyone, what is the problem? I do understand family members should never be able to procreate for obvious reasons, but It they just want to be together whats so wrong with that???

Not as long as this is what we both want. Not only did I cry while reading, I cried after reading, I am still crying writing this. Such a tragic ending. I wanted so much more for them. I saw the ending of this playing out in a lot of different ways, but him dying??? It was so awful. Lochie never would have wanted that. That was what he wanted; that was his choice; that was the price he was willing to pay for me to continue living, for me to have a life worth living. If I die too, his ultimate sacrifice will have been in vain. View all 97 comments. Jan 18, Nomes rated it did not like it Recommends it for: The love Lochan feels for Maya his sister is all-consuming.

In his mind it is love, no doubt, but it is a dark, all-consuming force. He is possessive, jealous, brooding and manipulative as he clings and wrestles with his desire for his sister. It's hard-core, and Suzuma goes all out with poetic prose and cheesy statements.

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The only characters I really cared for in this book were Lochan and Maya's siblings, who are neglected and abandoned and I genuinely ached for them although their problems take a back seat behind the incest-love-drama I found the prose a little heavy to trudge through and the sex scenes a bit too explicit okay, they were too tackily explicit for my preference. I get why it has garnered so much curiosity and also why so many people are gasping and weeping at the end.

It is gripping and shocking and makes for an unrelenting read. It's quite dark and I felt like a heavy weight was sitting on my chest as I was reading it. View all 18 comments. Mar 01, Lainey rated it it was amazing. I am legitimately sobbing right now. I just need a couple days to collect my thoughts for review. This is honestly a book that will stick with me for the rest of my life. Everyone and their mama. At what point do you give up - decide enough is enough?

Never This is a story about Forbidden love When I say this is about Forbidden love I mean it. I am kinda tired of reading about contemporary "forbidden" stories as I always find a way for the characters to be together, I never feel their love is really that forbidden but this book tells us a story about something really forbidden by the society, by the world we live in I think this is the book I've bee At what point do you give up - decide enough is enough?

When I read the plot I just loved it yeah, you are probably thinking I am sick but I don't care. They don't see each other as we all see our siblings, they are like a married couple, they share responsibilities they are not supposed to have taking into account they are so young but they simply have to.

You might want to read this from the author, she explains why she wrote this book and she tells how she also had to take care of her younger siblings:

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