So many tears. 
 This book is important. It's about life and purpose, the choices we make and how mistakes don't define us, love, and above all, acceptance. 
 This book deserves its praise; it's achingly honest and filled with hope, and yet heartbreakingly sad. Seeing the relationship grow between Louisa and Will, seeing it evolve and the way it changed both of them, for the better, was absolutely beautiful. The family dynamic was represented so well. The interactions were true and hilarious at times. 
 Reading about a character with a disability of the caliber of Will's is eye-opening. It gave me perspective I didn't know I needed. And up until the very end, I was torn on how I wanted this to play out, but I think that what did happen is what should have happened. Again, it's about acceptance and respect, and ultimately being selfless enough to want someone that important to you to be happy. 
 I hope the movie does this story justice. 
 Do yourself a favor- read this book.