To sum it up: this book was written in a writing style made for 12 year old girls, with a depressing plot made for miserable adult readers. The main problem about this book? It was all just a huge foreshadow to a sad end. The cliches were awful, so damn REPETITIVE, and the dialogues were so staged and stereotypical I could FEEL the awkwardness (insert solo sneakers-against-linoleum-floor noise). As much as I WANTED this book to make me cry (the author's note at the beginning stated 'For those who believe in soul-shattering epic love'), I just couldn't! It wasn't realistic or actually even interesting. This book was meant to get me out of my reading rut, but quite frankly I think I'll have to have a book detox after this book simply because I don't have faith in any other books being better.

The whole mood of this book was: Guuhh. ( )

Don’t read this book if you don’t want to lie! Cried like a baby, in the dar, in bed, next to my sleeping snoring husband, under the covers 😂 Sure if might read a little immature but let’s not forget the characters ages. I loved it. You might too. ( )

torn between a 3 and a 4. the last few chapters brought some tears. the epilogue pissed me off in a way. quick and easy ready. ( )

I need to rehydrate. ( )

Good interesting book from the beginning about young love. This is supposed to be a teenager book but it’s much deeper than that. Didn’t go the way I suspected but it was good. Didn’t end the way I wanted but life doesn’t always end like that either. Good author and narrators. I listened to the audiobook version. ( )