This is such a strong and moving book about the power of family (more so sisters). You can read the basics of the book from the book's description itself about how two young girls are left to fend for themselves in the woods. Until one day their world is turned upside down the day they are found and taken out of the woods. There's such a power struggle between being the girl you had to be and the girl you can be in this story. The sisterly bond and love though really touch you. 
 I wasn't a huge fan of the romance twist added (even though he was a great guy), but this book could've done amazing still just being based of family. I never thought I'd dislike a romance twist in this book until I read this. The family ties and the love and lengths you would go for another in this story just complete it itself. I felt as though because she was a teenager the romance aspect was thrown in just to "complete" it, because that's what every teenage girl needs, right? No. It didn't break the book for me or anything it would've just been so much stronger of a book if she had remembered her past FAMILY instead of a boy. 
 The relationship between Carey and Janessa though...Wow. The lengths that they went and would go for each other. Two young girls thrown out into the wild (literally) left to fend for themselves and each other. The "other" sister Delaney though....brat. Couldn't stand her. I understand how a young teenage girl would feel when you're not the center of attention, but how she didn't really understand how the girls lived until she heard about the white stared night. Ridiculous and bratty. 
 The white starred night. I kept having two thoughts and estimates about what happened that night throughout the whole story. They both turned out to be right and wrapped up into one! I really liked how the plot of the story was based around that one night and how it shaped the girls lives. It was really well written and allowed the characters to grow so much as the story went on.