This book literally changed me. It unbelievably nailed on making me cry like no book would ever make. The first book that had me teared up, the first book I ever truthfully categorize as a tear jerker. Not even TFIOS could even make me cry like I cried reading this book, despite reading it twice already. 
 Suicide is not something to not be taken seriously with. People need to be aware of the fact that being alive is a wonderful thing to be. A person could have missed a lot of things in just a day. There's so much a person could do or be beyond their imagination only with being alive. There's more in this life that you could learn and take inspirations from. Every single second counts. Life is Life. 
 (view spoiler)[I just never thought that Finch would end his life despite Violet and despite everything they did together. 
 It breaks my heart and it upsets me how his selflessness of leaving Violet without even saying goodbye when he was well-aware that she was just started getting over his sister's death. 
 I mean, how could he?? (hide spoiler)] 
 Despite this, I give all the stars in the sky for this book, just like how Jennifer gave Nicola Yoon's Everything Everything, and it was as if I'm giving them back to her showing just how much I was blown away reading this book!! 
 This book faithfully opens my eyes to a whole new level of how suicide is such an intimidating and stupid thing to do and taught me how life is valuable. 
 It's beautifully written, I can't even imagine how a writer could be this genius that she could inspire people this much with only words. 
 It becomes crystal clear why this book won the best 2015 Young Adult Fiction last year. 
 It's like Fault In Our Stars all over again, it's just better. 
 Much better.