This book is emotional, well written and riveting. Being told from differing perspectives makes the reader sympathise with and understand every character and makes it impossible to pick a side. 
 I loved this hook riiiight up until almost the very end; then it was just got stupid and ridiculous. 
 My rating on this book is as if it ended about two chapters earlier, because in my mind I have decided that it did. 
 Anna was conceived to be a donor for her older sister, Kate, who was diagnosed with a rare and difficult to fight leukaemia when she was two years old. Now 13, Anna is finally sick of the needles, operations and hospital admissions she has put up with her whole life. She is not sick, but she may as well be. When Kate's kidneys begin to fail and their mother Sara decides Anna will give her one of hers, Anna has finally had enough.She hires lawyer Campbell Alexander in order to seek medical emancipation from her parents for the rights to her own body. 
 Each chapter swaps character perspectives between Anna, her mum, her dad, her pyromaniac older brother Jesse, Campbell the lawyer and Julia, her guardian ad-litem. It also has flashbacks going right back to when Kate was first diagnosed.