This book is too good for a debut. It is a combination of both heart-warming and heart-breaking holiday read. It gives me butterflies in countless times! I've never felt that much butterflies, despite reading numbers of good books my entire life! 
 Olly's love for Maddy is too good to be true. For being a gorgeous teen as he is, he couldn't help but to fall for the ever gorgeous Madeline Whittier (which not to mention was the best part about this book) 
 Their story is so good I can't help but to say, I really am craving for their love life rn for that matter, and I can guarantee that I'd give my whole life to the guy who would ever make me feel the way Olly makes Maddy feel every single second they were together. (in which I know it's almost impossible cause Olly is indeed merely the perfect main character in a book that a real life guy would never be) 
 In relation with Maddy's mother, it's heart-breaking to know that she's not fully recovered after what happened to both of her husband and son. I know it's hard for her to endure such situation and it was indeed too much for her to handle. 
 I can surprisingly relate to the fact of why would she want to lie about Maddy's sickness, despite having to "steal" Maddy's teen life and how a totally different life she would have if her mother hadn't faked her sickness. She was just a mother who severely wanted to protect her daughter from harm so that history wouldn't repeat itself. I know Maddy has her every right to be angry and mad towards her mother but she certainly doesn't have the right to leave her mother grieving alone and making her think of how her mistake of faking Maddy's sickness made her worst nightmare of being on her own with no loved ones come true. 
 Yes, certainly Maddy deserves to have some alone time being away from her mother but the thought of not being able to think a home where her mother lives and where she grew up a home should never cross her mind. 
 Maddy knew that her mother wasn't okay and she was supposed to stand by her just to make her feel better and if her mother was lucky enough to recover from her pain and start a whole new life with her and having Olly by her side once again. 
 I can't help but to feel sad and heartbroken towards Mrs Whittier. 
 I hate her for faking Maddy's sickness, don't get me wrong but really, she deserves a second chance and Maddy should know better than to leave her mother alone. 
 But overall, I couldn't be more in love with the ending!!! OMG that part where that book had Olly smile made my heart flutters!! 
 Everything Everything is a recommendation from a friend saying that this was the first page turner she ever had and I couldn't help but to give it a try and boy do I ever fall in love with it! And it's also safe to say that I really am in love with the characters! 
 This is the first book of Nicola Yoon and I couldn't be more impressed!