No one can put a price on losing everything 
 My first book to start the summer and this book ugh :'( I cried a little. 
 What have I learnt after reading this well ? 
 - You can't add science when it comes to love. (I think everyone knows it but our Natasha doesn't) 
 - Everything you do will affect other. ( Like when you save someone life but you doesn't realize that you have saved them) . I have known that everything happens for a reason one thing leads to another on and on and on but I still thing that my failure is happened for a reason. 
 - You can have love at first sight. (Well no, not actually. It's called koi no yokan). 
 But I still don't believe in love at first sight. No one can. It's still an impossible thing. Yes you can have a crush on someone at the first sight because of their look but not love. Love is more complicated than that. The author has explain herself that you have to been through different states so it can be called love. 
 One day can change a person life (in this case three) 
 *The things that I love in this book 
 - The immigration problem that happens in America. I can know more about what the immigrants are struggling while living in America. It's a tough world. And The American Dream is not so magnificient after all, people have to sacrifice everything but in the end it would still not come true. New York isn't a great place after all. 
 - Natasha is basically a google about science facts and I love that about her. And Tasha saves the day in an unexpected way. Yay for her passion for physics. There is really a character development that happens just in one day. 
 - Daniel is really a sweet guy and a hopeless romantic one too 
 - The ending didn't irritate me like it did to me in Eleanor and Park ( and thank God for that ) 
 * The things that I don't like about this book 
 - If dark matter is the thing that pull the planets, meteors, ... together then dark energy is the thing that pull things apart and it basically outweigh dark matter. Natasha didn't explain that to Daniel. And it really bothers me. If she had explained that fact to him thing would have happened differently. 
 - She puts the factor about science and history to convince us that love at first sight can work out. But is it really true. I still don't believe that love at first sight can last forever. 
 - There are some awkward screens that I feel embarrassed for the characters. 
 - I feel Natasha some time really annoyed. 
 - There are still stereotypes that occur in this book. Like a perfect Asian guy for example. 
 Overall I really glad that I have read this book. The Sun is Also a Star is really a great way to start summer holiday.