Everything, Everything is absolutely adorable. 
 Maddy has, in simple term, "bubble disease" which means she allergic to everything. She spends her life in a sterilized bubble home with her mom and caretaker, Carla. Maddy does her best to ignore the sounds of a moving truck next door, but fails miserably. She watches the new family from her room, learning all she can about them, when the boy meets her eyes. Despite her bubble, she finds more and more about Olly. As they communicate they find themselves falling in love with each other. 
 This was your typical YA cutesy romance, but with a bit of twists that really made the book. The greatest thing about this book? The characters. They are so diverse, interesting, and never one dimensional. The characters owned the story, they controlled the plot, which was absolutely fantastic. (The second greatest thing being THAT COVER ART. HOLY GORGEOUSNESS.) 
 The worst thing about the book was that it was fairly predictable. I pretty much knew everything that would conspire throughout the plot within the first few chapters. But, that being said, the characters were so phenomenal and took so much control over the story that even though I knew what was going to happen, I still enjoyed it. 
 Definitely excited to read more by this author!