Huge thanks to Netgalley for providing me with the digital copy of this book. 
 I may or may not finish this book later just as I may or may not change my opinion about it. So pls be aware of that. 
 DNF 40% 
 I felt like the Book tried to impress me too much, with all those illustrations thrown at me after almost every chapter and other <<creative>> ways of narrating a story. I have to say, at the beginning, I quite liked the main character (the name of which I don't remember and don't really care about), and think that Nicola made a really good job in creating little tasty details that helped her girl (Melly?Molly?) to stand out. But again, THIS BOOK IS NOT ABOUT AN ILLNESS. AGAIN, it's a LOVE STORY about a boy rescuing a girl from her White Castle. I'm sooo sick of authors trying to use diseases as a <<unique>> addition to their stories BECAUSE IT JUST DOESN'T WORK!! If I'm picking a book that screams about a girl with <<disease as rare as it is famous>>, I want to gain some 
 new information 
 about it, some ins and outs of a life of a person who is struggling with something. I was expecting to 
 learn 
 something new from this book, but instead got an 18 years old girl running around the house like a kid after she saw a pretty boy next door(when narration wasn't interrupted by various pictures and lists, of course). 
 Final thoughts 
 - too middle-grade, too unserious, too light, too cheesy, too everything but not what it supposed to be. 
 Oh, oh, and! I think it'll be fair to say that I pretty enjoyed the interactions between the characters via emails. That was the best part of the book in my opinion.