I've read many more books than you. It doesn't matter how many you've read. Believe me, I've had the time. 
 OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
 So I just finished this book, and I've decided to review this one before the others I've read this summer because I legit just put the book down. I'd actually have to say this book is worth around 4.7/5 stars, but that's closer to 5 than 4 so whatever. 
 Everything, Everything, is about a girl named Maddie who has a condition that is famous as it is rare. She's lived her whole life (17 years I think) in her house, and only is close to her loving mother and nurse Carla. But when a boy named Olly moves in as her neighbor, everything changes. Everything. 
 I really liked this book. It cost me a whole plane ride and a bit of cozy reading at home, but it was worth it. I read this book soooo quickly, I practically scanned it. That's why I didn't think it was going to be my favorite summer read yet, but boy was I wrong. 
 Nicola Yoon manages to keep to plot moving while at the same time smashing details into every line. I bet that just like Little Prince in the book, re-reading this book would be a charm. I was simply pressing my Kindle 100 times per minute to get to the end of the book. Then I wished I saved it. 
 The characters in this book are so vivid, probably why they could make a movie out of it. My favorite characters were probably the 3 main ones, Maddie, Olly, and Carla. I was a bit frustrated with Maddie at some point, cause she was being the biggest drama queen, but other than that, they were everything. 
 I have multiple thoughts on the movie, I'm scared I'll be disappointed, and I don't want to ruin this amazing experience with this book. 
 P.S: More reviews are coming out soon for~Stranger than Fanfiction, Nine, Ten, Towers Falling, and To all the Boys I've Loved Before. tysm for your patience! ;)