"You got all the ones I missed." 
 Man did this book make me cry. I related so well to Jamie. My dad was in the military and was deployed when I was younger, so even though it was a completely different war, I could relate to some of the ways Jamie felt. The thing I loved about this is that in the beginning, Jamie had war so glamorized in her mind, but as she kept developing TJ's pictures, she began to see just what war really looks like. 
 (view spoiler)[ I was perfectly fine with this book until it got to the point where Jamie's dad told her that TJ was missing. Between the relatability I felt with Jamie and just the way this book was written, that last chapter took me a while to read through my blurry eyes. Then to find out TJ was a prisoner of war for the next two years brought so much relieve. But then I started full on balling like a baby when Jamie showed him all the pictures of the moon for every day that he was missing. For all the moons that he missed when he was a POW. (hide spoiler)] 
 This was a really short book. But it's probably going to stay with me for a long time, and I already know I'm going to reread it a lot.