Nicola Yoon is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors. I loved Everything, Everything, and I fell in love with Yoon's latest book as well. This fast-paced, engaging story focuses on events that occur throughout the course of one day in New York City for its two main characters - Daniel, son of Korean immigrants, and Natasha, daughter and undocumented immigrant of undocumented immigrant parents from Jamaica. When the story begins, Natasha is headed out in the early morning hours to see if she can find any last-minute miracle that will reverse the deportation order that will mean that she and her family have to leave the only real home she's ever known that very evening to return to a life in Jamaica. At the same time, Daniel is heading out to a college interview with a Yale alumni recruiter, though his parents are the ones who have a real interest in Yale, while Daniel doesn't know if it is what he wants at all. Fate?/Chance? causes these two young people to end up in the same place at the same time, and what results is a day of discovery for both Natasha and Daniel, but also for the many "extra"players in the book, and the reader as well. If you are cynical about "love at first sight", this book may make you think otherwise!The Sun is Also a Star has all things that make me feel like a satisfied reader: believable characters you come to care about; issues that make you think (and maybe rethink) about life, your beliefs, love, and social issues of importance; and a love story that is sweet and angst-filled, but doesn't leave me feeling depressed at the end. This book is one that will live on in my heart for quite some time!