Everything Everything is the story of Holly and Madeline, how their meeting will change their life. 
 If I have to describe this book with few words, I would say: a cute and pleasant read but forgettable. 
 Look at the cover. Doesn't look like a bookish candy? It has a good aspect and it's good even in the inside, but like everything else it pass. I cannot think about this book without a sweet thought but I also could have go on with my life even without it. 
 Artistically talking, this book is really particular and funny, especially because Madeline has a unique way of narriting every fact. This book contains maps, graphic rapresentation of tickets, objects, books... 
 But the story is the particular one. 
 First of all we haven't the typical white protagonist, even if I've to say my unpopular opinion. There's a great talk about writing and talking about diversity, and that's really important. It's a great thing that we can read and find more books with diversity... but at the same time I don't feel like the fact that Madeline isn't white has a great impact on the story. If she was something else, I still don't think that this could have influenced the story at at all. 
 What really makes it different it's how Madeline lives her life and deals with her sickness. She literally live in a bubble-room with only her mother and Rosa to keep her company. All her life is closed between walls and also it's quite realistic that even if Madeline wants to see the outside, she doesn't start a big fuss or lives her live dramatticaly even if in the end she willed the take risks. 
 Anyway, her stability is broken by Olly's arrival. The male protagonist - if we can say that he's a protaginist - has a huge luggage of personal problems, but unfortunaly the author choosed to talk really a little bit abuout them and that's definitely an occasion that wasn't used. 
 I quite like the Madeline-Olly love interaction, since they compensate each other. If Olly can drags Madeline out of her bubble, she can't make him forget how it's his life and make him smile... but the chemistry wasn't enough in my opinion. 
 They love each other, that's okay.. but were is the point of that? And also: why love? Friendship isn't enough? 
 I think that if the relationship was based on friendship there was the possibility to write a more powerful book .