This was one of the quickest and most fast-paced books I've read in a while. Especially since it written in a format I don't usually get too excited about. Journal style or personal letter. In fact, when I began to read it, I was disappointed so much because of the format that I actually considered not reading it after all. 
 That consideration went away very quickly, however, because the story pulls you in almost instantly and the author has a way of writing that is simple and straight forward while still managing to be incredibly descriptive and personal. 
 This story tugged at my heart strings far more than I had EVER imagined possible. It left me curious, intrigued, and longing for the days I felt "infinite". And although the narrative was extremely nieve and I could not really relate to him, I still somehow UNDERSTOOD him. And that is powerful writing. 
 I loved the character of Sam. She was so incredibly beautiful inside and out. Such a joy of a character to read about. I'm not going to lie, I got why Charlie loved her cause I loved her too for God's sake. She was perfect! 
 The story still left me sad though... but a different kind of sad... 
 There is a quote in the book that actually sums it up pretty perfectly for me... 
 "She was sad, though. But it was a hopeful kind of sad. The kind of sad that just takes time. " 
 Yeah, that's exactly the kind of sad this book is, the hopeful kind of sad that just takes time.