Literally so good. Kinda sad but amazing

This book was written by Rachel Lippincott. This is a romance book. This book is about two teenagers with the disease cystic fibrosis. This is a disease where you have too much mucus in your lungs and it causes you to have breathing problems. If you have this disease you cannot get within 6 feet of someone else with this disease or it could cause death. These two teenagers met at a hospital and they didn't really get along at first. Will would try to talk to Stella but she never talked back. After a while they became friends and Will ended up falling in love with Stella. After a little bit of time Stella ended up falling in love with Will and they started doing everything together. One day they decided to go on a walk to the city when they stopped at an iced over pond. Stella got a call from the hospital saying that her new lungs were ready but she didn’t tell Will because she didn’t want to go back. They were messing around on the ice when Stella fell through. Will managed to pull her up from the water and had to give her mouth to mouth. The hospital found them both laying on the ice very sick. They got back to the hospital and Stella got her new lungs and neither of them were sick but Will decided to go and never see Stella again for the safety of both of them. I really like this book because it is a really sweet book but it is also really sad. It shows the difficulty of some people's lives. I think it is a great book. I would recommend this book because it has a lot of ups and downs and it kinda keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time.

If you are looking for a heart-shattering and tear provoking book this is book is a great fit for you. The authors did a great job hooking readers onto the story early on with powerful metaphors and deep and meaningful personification. While reading this book I was constantly shocked by the way the authors portrayed this awful condition. Although it was portrayed relatively accurately, I thought the severity of this illness was not shown enough as this condition claims many lives. The love story portrayed in this book is one I hope to see a happy ending to. The 2 lovesick teenagers that are plagued by their common illness are something similar to The Titanic. By the end of this read my heart was broken but my hopes were still high for the wellbeing of the characters.