** spoiler alert ** 
 This is a nice book. For some reason I love the cover. Red with swirly letters. When I read this throughout, it gave me a girly kind of feeling and I wasn't into it. I just didn't like it. I didn't think much about this book when I started reading it. I didn't think that it would go too deep into the things about Will's situation. I mean I do know that he'd think of killing himself. I was underestimating it, thinking it will be your typical love story. It wasn't except the part when they fall in love and there's drama. 
 The character are really different. Some didn't stick on me because of their actions. 
 This book didn't impress me as I hoped it would, though I don't know what I wanted to happen. It also seemed typical when Lou was using the computer, communicating on website with disabled people and caregivers in order to help Will. I'm not against them, It's just that a lot of people do that kind of thing and it's getting tiring. 
 BUT, what I liked about this book was the plot, humor, and specific details as the story goes along. It was amazing how they fell in love when Will didn't like talking to her. I was thinking "How will they ever fall in love if they're like this?" But it happened and I didn't notice how the ice just broke. I plan on reading the next book to get rid of the melancholy feeling. 
 Anyway -4 After Stars- 
 UPDATE: I'm was a bitch, and probably still a bitch. 
 After watching the movie, I just realized how much I should've appreciated this book more than be a selfish, hopeless, romantic trying to find some ounce of romance in this book. That was who I was back then, but now I see and see...