Everything, Everything

The book is so AMAZING, First of all it was so easy to read 'cause my English is m' second language, I didn't find it so hard to read or to understand. The book is so sensitive and really I liked it . Maybe this is going to be one of m' favourite books 📚 Fr I encourage you to buy this book 💗

I can't decide wether or not this is one of the best books or the worst books I have ever read. It feels like this book is a strange combination of beautiful and confusing. I want to read it and re-read it, and yet, the story laid out exactly as I thought it would be. it has all the answers, but they're answers I already knew. had I read this book about 2 years ago, I think my mind would have been blown. Or maybe I would have been intelligent enough even then to know how it was going to end. **SPOILERS** Don't read any further unless you don't care about spoilers or you've already read the book. I was dissapointed with Madeline's sickness being a lie. I was upset that they got a happy ending. I don't mean to sound like a pessimist here, but come one. So often the book goes on rants about how important it is to take risks, no matter the cost. But it feels like there are barely any consequences for Madeline's actions, nor her mom's. I think Madeline should have died at the end.

I cried twice reading this. First, when Madeline kisses Olly for the first time. Mostly because my heartache matched so perfectly with her when I first kissed the man I'm currently in love with. The kind of kiss that you know you shouldn't experience but still need more than anything else. Second, at the end when she reveals herself to Olly in the bookstore in New York, because I don't know if I'll ever have that moment with the man I'm in love with. Thank you.