3.5-4 stars. 
 I don't really know exactly how I feel about this book. 
 I think it's important: it doesn't idolise suicide or depression at all, its characters express loss in realistic and varied ways, it shows different sides of friendship. 
 I did have my issues, but nothing too major. 
 The romance was slow, which I think is realistic, especially in this instance. I was sort of dreading it to start with, but by the time it actually happened (a good two thirds of the way through) I thought it was pretty natural and not forced at all. 
 Overall, a good read, as are all of Forman's books. (Let's not mention the Just One Day/Year/Night debacle.)