What the movie trailers DID NOT TELL YOU. 
 Spoilers 
 This terrible torture device was over 300 pages. Over 300 emotions. 
 This book was....woah. I absolutely LOVED IT. Before I get into the details, please read the book first. You'd know what i'm talking about. Also, don't watch any trailers (The movie is coming). Just go straight to the bookstore and get yourself this book. 
 OK! It's about Louisa Clark, a 26 year old who worked in a cafe. She lost her job and had trouble finding a new one. Then a caregiver job opened up. She had to take care of quadriplegic Will Traynor, a former skier who got into a bike accident. (Quadriplegic- Basically, you cannot move your arms and legs) She had to work for only 6 months, and during those six months, she had to try to change his mind from doing something terrible. 
 Lou and Will were 
 adorable 
 . I loved how he hated her at first and he slowly started to warm up to her. They started to become friends. Great friends. Will was so depressed and couldn't wait for the 13th of August, until Lou was employed. Will brightened Lou's life too. He made her do things that she would never do and would never regret. You'd think that Lou's love for Will would make him change his mind. 
 BUT IT DIDN'T. 
 Pain was not a good enough reason for him to kill himself. Being in a chair for the rest of his life was not a just cause. And come on, he was breaking so many people's hearts! His father, Nathan's, Mine, Lou's, Camille's, Mine...... 
 So yeah. Read this as a candy substitute. It's way sweeter. But it gets bitter, trust me.