This book was all kinds of amazing. 
 If you have not read this book yet then stop everything your doing and go buy it right now. 
 Making Faces is a sort of retelling of Beauty and the Beast but 10x better and lovelier. This book gave me all kinds of feels that I was actually crying way after I was done reading it. This is the type of book that sticks with you forever. 
 Amy Harmon is not only an awesome person who I had the lovely opportunity to meet but she is a beautiful writer. I will say her style of writing definitely threw me off at first, but I loved it so much and I seriously could not put this book down, I just needed to know more. She has this way of displaying what each and every character is feeling in her writing. Sometimes you often wonder how another character is reacting or feeling and does that even if its from another characters POV. I think I enjoyed that the most about this book. 
 I have never read a book where I simply fell in love with each and every character. That is until this book. Fern and Ambrose are two very different people but reading about their lives and how they intertwined was so beautiful. I seriously needed Fern and Ambrose to be together. Fern is this shy ugly ducking who has such a big heart and beautiful soul. She thinks no one wants her because she is ugly but fails the see that beauty comes in many forms. Ambrose is the definition of beauty but when he comes back home from war with a scarred face, he feels that no one would want to be with him with his ugly face. Together they form this relationship that helps them deal with their insecurities and scars that are both physical and emotional. Also, Fern's cousin Bailey is the most awesome character in this entire book. He is funny, smart, and the voice of reason for Fern and Ambrose. I loved this character sooo much. 
 This is one of the most beautiful stories I have ever read. I cannot say one bad thing about it. It made me laugh and cry and will stay with me for a very long time. It is a love story unlike anything I have ever read, but it is also about friendship and hope.