Age: Mia - 17, Adam - 18 
 POV: one (Mia's) 
 Narration: from a first person 
 Tense: present 
 This book was good. Not great, but good. It didn't put me through emotional grinder. And that's both good and bad. The good part is that it was calmer and less dramatic than I expected, so my emotional state was not turn inside out. On the other hand, the book with this plot should be raw and painful and leave you in tears and your soul hurting. But if anything, this book felt smoothing. And it was because of Mia narration. It's done in very calm and rational voice. I loved the memory of her life before the accident the most. Every little story gives you a glimpse of Mia obsession with music, her parents' quite guidance, her steady developing relationship with Adam. Every little interactions with people in her life influenced Mia and together this stories formed her into a person she is now. It helps you understand her better, helps you to understand if she has to stay or go.