This book kept reminding me of that movie, Regarding Henry. Alice ends up forgetting 10 years, instead of her whole life like Harrison Ford, but still, her personality changes entirely from what everyone had grown to expect from her. The story definitely brought up some interesting thoughts, about how I've changed over the years, and how much of it is for the better. 
 I enjoyed the way the story was written, alternating between Alice's own thoughts, her sister's journal and her grandmother's letter to her past fiance. It offered some interesting perspectives on how Alice had changed after her accident. The one thing I did notice though was that the book, as long as it was, covered very little territory. The whole thing is only a matter of a week or so. It took over 100 pages before Alice even makes it home from the hospital! 
 While it can't be described as exciting, it is very detailed and complex. Overall, a great read.