When I read that Making Faces was a modern tale of Beauty and the Beast, "where we discover that there is a little beauty and a little beast in all of us" and that the "Ambrose Young was beautiful, until he wasn't beautiful anymore" I was very excited and a little wary at first, but after getting past the first few chapters, I knew that I was going to be in for a ride. 
 This was such an emotional read-with the 9/11 tragedy, the loss of 4 guys from war, the way Ambrose got scarred-both emotionally and physically, Bailey having MS, and the way that Fern had to deal with life. It was all well written and ascertains the fact that Amy Harmon is an excellent writer. 
 I cried and laughed alongside Fern and Ambrose and Bailey. They all felt so real and unique, such wonderful people that went through so much, that I wish I knew them in real life. I felt so invested in each of the characters and I was proud of the way they each grew, and I even cried when Bailey died, I knew it was inevitable but it still hurt because I came to care for him, and Fern and Ambrose. Because of his death, everyone in the book learned a few things about life and themselves. As I read I realized that each of the chapter titles are actually from "A list of things I want to do" of Bailey, basically his Bucket List he did when he was 10 years old, and I was glad that he managed to them, with the help of Fern and Ambrose. In the end, it helped Fern and Ambrose find each other, Ambrose get back his confidence and strength, and realize that there's more to looks on the outside, it's what inside that matters, too. 
 I will always remember Fern and Ambrose and Bailey. 
 "Victory is in the Battle"