Me before you 
 Non spoiler 
 Omg I loved this book soooooooooooooo much 
 It was fantastic. If you haven't read it yet you must read it. This book wasn't as romantic as I expected it to be but I loved it just the way it is. I'm so glad that it isn't romance based because it was very refreshing and nice to see. 
 I love the characters in this book. Lou is just such a lovable vibrant character and Will is just aha so good. 
 I love how this book touches on a topic that is very controversial in our world and has extremely different opinions. I still don't know how I feel about the deep topic but I love how this book gave perspective from both sides of the topic. I love how realistic and goofy this book was. It was definitely more relaxed and fun than serious, so don't worry too much of the seriousness of the controversial topic 
 Spoiler 
 Okay so this book was mind blowing. 
 I loved how Lou was a small girl from a small town and had absolutely no interest at living life to the fullest. Lou was such a relatable and loveable character I mean you cannot not lover her for her goofy silly and just bright personality. I love how will is the complete opposite. I honestly didn't like will in the proctology, I thought that he was such a douche I did not like him at all, but I knew from the beginning that we will eventually fall in love with him. It was so nice seeing two people so different from one another falling into a comfortable pattern with each other. 
 Patrick was a major douche for the whole book. I just kept waiting and waiting for them to break up. I was so surprised that they only broke up towards the very end of the book. He was just ugh. I hated how he had to get jealous of will to be able to start caring for Lou and seriously not asking her to marry him let along just live with him after 7 years! Come on man seriously. I did not understand that at all. 
 It was so nice seeing that this book wasn't very romance based. I honestly thought that they would fall in love at once and that this book would be based on their love story. But it's more based on their friendship at first and how they worked together and I really did enjoy that aspect of the book. 
 The bubble bee scene was just adorable. I loved how much she fangirled over the tights. And aha the feel of Patricks jealous was just priceless. 
 I was so sad to see the way that her mum reacted to will. It was so interesting to see another point of view of assisted suicide but it so sad at the same time. Omg and Patrick at the end... how he called to tell the new about Will's choice. Omg he is just one my fictional hate list. Ugh. 
 Lou and Wills relationship was just so nice and so pleasant to read about. I knew what was going to happen at the end because 
 1.	This is a contemporary novel that everyone loves ( hint hint someone dies) 
 2.	The second book title AFTER YOU 
 3.	And honestly I didn't even watch the tailor until after I read the book soooo 
 So that kind ruined the tone of the book I was just dreading the end. I was having doubts about crying in the end during the middle of the book because I feel like since I knew the ending I wouldn't be as sad about it but boy I was wrong. I was crying ugly tears three times. 
 The first one was at the end of the holiday when Will told her that she wasn't enough. I understood why but that just broke my heat because of all the hope that Lou had.... 
 The second time was when the author said 
 'And there it was. He knew it, and I knew it. There was nothing left for me to do' 
 I cried so much just because Lou was so helpless and everyone was so helpless to help Will. I know that there was no other way to ease the pain but it was heart breaking when it was stated that there was nothing left to do. The reality of that was heart breaking. 
 The ending scene was gorgeous with Lou outside of the cafe in France reading the letter. Aha of course it ending with a letter but that was just so nice. Theories for the next book is that she is going to meet with Ritchie and maybe from something whether it's friendship or something more.