This book is one of these books that you do not want to finish just for the sake of wanting to live more in its story and with its characters. 
 Rowell, in my opinion, has done a great job portraying and capturing first love and teenager love. The love that can change people and that is always going to be there, unforgotten. You can't help but love Eleanor and Park. Eleanor in her weirdness and Park in his coolness. You can't help but love the book in its warmth, pain, beauty, and sarcasm and humor. 
 "Eleanor was right. She never looked nice. She looked like art, and art wasn't supposed to look nice; it was supposed to make you feel something." 
 The ending specially was new. I have to say I kind of went crazy not knowing what the three words were, which I realized later was because we always want and look for a happy ending and that is our nature. I believe that this book has a happy ending. Maybe the three words were from Watchmen, "Nothing ever ends." That is what I would like to believe. And I just love when Rowell in the final notes said that the story does not end with the book for we have just seen a part of their story and it does not end with the book for it is just beginning. 
 Thank you Ms Rowell for giving us such an amazing book. I'll definitely be reading it again. 
 I really really hope that one day it would turn into a good movie.