I've had this book waiting for me to read for a long time. But knowing what was going to happen I couldn't bring myself to do it. 
 I'm so, so glad that I did. Sometimes you read a book and you know it's going to stay with you for a long time. You don't just read it and vaguely enjoy it, it's everywhere, in your thoughts all the time because it reached some part of you that most things can't. This was one of those books. 
 The first chapter tells you how this book will end. I knew it wasn't going to change, despite how much I wanted it to. And when the ending came around I felt terrible, as if I hadn't known what would happen, as if I was seeing it for the first time. 
 The prose are very beautiful and I felt like all the characters were realistic. There weren't just popular mean kids, yes, Autumn might not have liked some of them, but later on in the book Finn points out to her how everyone sees things differently, how just because she sees an event or a person one way doesn't mean it's fact. 
 This book deals with issues of family, of loss, of love and the things that bind us together. 
 I'm so glad the author chose to share her beautiful words with us.