SPOILERS! Retreat if you haven't read the book! 
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 I feel conflicted about this book. I was deeply invested in it until the end. However, now that I have closed it, I feel as if the story and characters have.... annoyed me a.f. 
 I tried to understand them as much as I could, but sometimes, they just annoyed me. I could say that I felt as annoyed as Lou with Treena and vice versa. (I despised most characters, especially Patrick or Lou's father, who I thought was deeply unpolite when comparing Lou to a waste but *wow!* she gets a job and suddenly, his father thinks better of her. No, no, no! Bad dad. Making comparisons between sisters is despiteful.) 
 Most of all, I didn't understand why Will was so obsessed with changing Lou's lifestyle. I don't think it's a sin to like living in your small town. It doesn't mean you are no living. The only think I liked most was when she gets to go to uni. That was great. I understand why Will would want to change Lou's lifestyle, as he thought "he is wasting his own wheelchair life" but having a disability doesn't mean that. I felt sorry for everyone around Will because he was impossible to make happy. I agree in some cases in euthanasia, and I agree with him on his desire to go to Switzerland, but the way he handled everything made me so mad. I was basically angry (as Lou was) on the last night abroad. My thoughts were the same as her. I don't want to see him again. EVER! (which is kind of harsh, but... come on, I would feel heartbroken as Lou)He was acting as the rich kid who hasn't got what he wants and whatever you do, you won't make him ever happy, even if you buy a thousand other toys. 
 Anyway, here ends my rant. As my feelings are confused, I've decided to give this a 3/5 stars. Just because it stirred some contradictory feeling in me.