I read this book last month on a trip and I'm only now getting around to reviewing it. SILLY SILLY PROCRASTINATING ME. 
 But can I just honestly say this is one of the most almost-tear-jerkers I've read in a while? Books rarely make me cry, and... well, this one didn't, but still. I was reading it in an airport, so I couldn't cry if I wanted to. It was a super sweet story, and touching. Katherine Reay did a wonderful job developing the characters and making me fall in love with them. They were a lot different from the characters in her debut, too, which I must compliment her on. Sometimes it's easy to just write the same character in a different situation, but Lizzy/Elizabeth was soooo different from Sam. 
 I did have a few little things in this book that bugged me, like when Lizzy spends the night at Nick's house, on his couch. He even said he was trying to seduce her, and nothing happens... but still. DON'T PUT YOURSELF IN THAT SITUATION, LIZZY!!! There's also mentions of the effects the steroids (for chemo) have on Jane, which isn't so bad. 
 WARNING: There's a fairly graphic scene that made me shudder a bit, but it's a spoiler, so I'll be mentioning it in spoiler tags. But just be forewarned that it's a little... gory? (view spoiler)[Lizzy cuts her fingers with a knife, and it's a really bad cut. They mention blood on the cutting board and bone and skin grafting later, so if that kind of stuff bothers you... (hide spoiler)] 
 Overall, a great read! I've already recommended it to my mom, who will most likely cry. ;)