Oh dear, this book absolutely killed me. 
 I absolutely loved this book... until the last 50 or so pages. Don't get me wrong, I get why the things that happened actually happened, but I am sad and frustrated they happened. 
 Okay, so let's focus on the things that I loved about this novel. 
 - I thought Louisa was such an amazing character and, honestly, if she was in any way different I would not have enjoyed the book so much. 
 - The relationship Louisa has with her family is just wonderful. 
 - Louisa and Will pretty much hated each other in the beginning, but I loved how it changed over the course of the book. 
 Those are just a few of the many things I really loved about the novel. If I stated everything, this review would be never ending. 
 There were some things that I did not like, though. 
 - PATRICK. He was so damn annoying. I'm not saying he should have been excluded from the book, but Jojo Moyes did a fantastic job at making me hate him. 
 - Okay, this is a bit serious now. Yes, I am talking about Will's decision. (view spoiler)[I absolutely do not approve of suicide. I think it was very selfish on his part to do that. I get why he did it, I get that it would be hell to be trapped in a wheelchair from such a young age for the rest of your life, but Lou tore her heart out for him and he said it wasn't enough. He was loved and he didn't think it was enough. (hide spoiler)] I respect everyone's opinions, so please don't attack me in the comments. But this is just how I feel. 
 Overall this book made me laugh, cry, happy, frustrated, but I am very glad to have read it.