** spoiler alert ** 
 It is currently 1:30am in the morning on a Monday, I have school in less than 10 hours. But here I am writing a review of this book. My hands are shaking, my eyes are puffy from crying, my nose is clogged. I think it's safe to say that this book made me an emotional wreck. 
 I read this book in one go. Every page I was so interested with everything. I don't even know where to begin. It's true, this book is Eleanor and Park meets TFIOS, but this time, what I liked about this book, was the concept of wanderlust. And death. Of course, we all know that Theodore Finch thinks nothing about death. He knows most of the facts about suicide. I personally am a person who loves to travel. To go out and explore whatever I may see. Only, I'm not as free as Finch, also I'm not /that/ suicidal. But I also think about death. Which is maybe the reason why I cried so hard while reading this book cause it just affected me so much. To other people this book may be something that's only cliche, but to me it's not. I can write a fucking thesis about this book. 
 Finch and Violet's relationship, it was something I was not expecting at all. Finch was a guy that wasn't ordinary. He was weird. But in a good way. And I understand that kind of personality, he was eccentric and unique and I love him. He's not your average boy next door but he is also not your mysterious dark hot piece of trash. (But he was still good looking!) How he talked about science and facts, how he was a different kind of Finch everyday, it surprised me how much happiness he gave to Violet. And yet he's the one that ended his own life. 
 Words can't even explain how their "wanders" were beautifully written. It made me happy knowing that they got to do that but then it also made me extremely upset how Finch just gave clues for Violet. I can't imagine the pain of losing someone you love. If I were Violet, I wouldn't know where to get the strength to continue the project. But I guess that's why Finch again is the hero in this story, he was the one that encouraged Violet, even if he ended his own life, he didn't just leave her. He loved her. 
 Finch was labeled. He was a freak. He got expelled. No one is perfect. Everyone has their flaws. Reading this book made me realise that people can be lonely even if you think they're not. Talk to those weird people. Because sometimes that's all they need. Someone who can listen and understand them. Violet listened to Finch, and in return Finch helped her. Their story is so tragically beautiful it hurts. 
 But don't get me wrong, the ending was beautiful. It gives so much life lessons and I personally like them. I can relate to this book. I cried and I still am pretty bummed. I don't think I'll pick up a book in the next few days cause of this. My heart has been broken, (I just finished Allegiant before this damn it I'm so done with happy endings. Kidding.) 
 So yeah, this I think is the longest review I have ever made but like I said, I can write a thesis about this book. 
 All The Bright Places, ladies and gentlemen. Definitely a must read.