Move on, live your life, Kaylee, but please, never forget me. 
 This was a very quick read for me and I finished it in one sitting. I just could not bring myself to put the book down. I wanted to see what crazy scenario Austin was going to come up with next. 
 Austin is a typical seventeen year old kid whom has cancer. He is trying to deal with it the only way he knows how while trying to come to terms with certain things that have happened in his short life. 
 With him on his journey, he brings his best friend, Kaylee. She drives him wherever he wants to go and does not ask too many questions. Some of the places he visits are just to see an old friend. Others are places he just had to see one more time. 
 While reading the book, I felt very sad for Austin. No teenager should have to go through all of the heartache he has. At first, I thought he was only doing this little life journey for himself, but it turns out that he is trying to help others in the process. 
 I loved the idea of Austin and Kaylee and was saddened that they had so little time together. 
 This story made me laugh and blubber like a baby. I was really able to feel for the characters and felt their loss. The ending was perfect and I was happy that there was an epilogue for us to see the "what happened after". Ms. Bostic wrote a wonderful insightful story about one boys struggles with death and trying to piece together those he cares about before his final time comes. Absolutely epic! 
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