This review was originally published on my blog, Sav Scribbles. 
 (4.25 stars) 
 I recieved an ARC of THEY BOTH DIE AT THE END from the publisher via Edelweiss. 
 Before you start wondering why the heck I rounded up the 4.25 stars, let me explain. 
 This book has already changed the way I think. I said everything I wanted to 
 today (the day after I finished TBDATE) because no one wants things left unsaid. I said every comment and gave endless compliments and I don't regret any of them, and that's because of this book. 
 Besides for already having changed the way I think, TBDATE is a WONDERFUL book and I legitimately cannot stand to think about putting a four-star rating on this book. I think it's absolutely wonderful. 
 As I don't have a ton to say about this, here's a list of things I wanna say: 
 1. MATEO. SO GOOD, SO WONDERFUL. I think relate a little too much to him at the beginning of the book. <3. 
 2. RUFUS. SO COOL. 10/10 would spend my End Day with. 
 3. MATEO AND RUFUS!!!! YESSSSSSS. I am SO HERE FOR EVERY ASPECT OF THEIR RELATIONSHIP. Despite only knowing each other for a day, their relationship didn't feel rushed at ALL and I don't know how Adam Silvera pulled that off but major kudos to him. 
 4. This book made me rethink a ton of things, as I've already said, and I'd just like to point that out again. Ugh, SO GOOD. 
 5. Despite being futuristic (kinda? what?), I had no problem with this book. I normally don't really like futuristic-but-modern worlds like these, but once again, Adam Silvera pulls it off. ALL the kudos. 
 6. I CRIED. 
 7. The last line of the book. REALLY, ADAM? REALLY? DID YOU HAVE TO DO THAT TO ME? 
 8. This was the first book I'd finished in almost a month. A MONTH. Bless books like these that drag me out of slumps like those. 
 9. I'm definitely going to move Adam Silvera's other books to the top of my TBR now. 
 10. I didn't cry as much as I expected to. Weird. 
 11. Wonderful diversity. It's so nice to read about characters that aren't exactly like you. 
 12. LIDIA IS A BLESSING TO THIS WORLD. I feel like she should have been more developed, though. She didn't have an arc (probably because this is such a short book) but I wanted one. Can she get her own book, please? 
 In conclusion, I fell in love with this book and you will too. I highly recommend this one who's looking for a wonderful kinda-contemporary. 
 [EDIT 9/9/17 - SPOILERS AHEAD] 
 I just realized that Mateo talking about wanting to have his ashes turned into a tree may have foreshadowed the way he went... like he knew he wanted to be cremated... and cremation does with fire... WHY, ADAM SILVERA? WHY DO YOU DO THIS TO ME?