I told him a story of two people. Two people who shouldn't have met, and who didn't like each other much when they did, but who found they were the only two people in the world who could possibly have understood each other. 
 I don't think I can name all the feelings that passed through me after reading this book. I am still having a difficult time formulating my thoughts. And maybe this review will be a mess because of that. 
 Many others have said, and I must agree with them, that this is not a love story. But a story about life and love, about how to be alive, yet not living, about finding how to live a worthy life and making the decision whether it's really enough. 
 Though I didn't really cry like others did, but I don't think that matters. Me Before You is a beautiful and wonderful story - a deep, poignant and utterly memorable. 
 It was so well written that you can vividly picture out everything. It made me laugh and smile a lot with Will and Lou's witty banters. Will's case is a complicated matter. Yes, the family's decision was morally wrong. But then again, you would just simply understand it just because. And yea, it was a very difficult decision to make but either way, it will still tear our hearts apart. No matter what, it makes me look at life in a whole lot different perspective. 
 It's a magnificent story yet so painful to read. It touched me in a way that nothing else has. I was satisfied with the whole thing. The ending, my gosh, was brilliant. I think I'm the only one who see the ending like that. But I love it. I love everything. Everything is so amazing that it makes you decide not to put the book down and just enjoy it. And everything is just so perfect together that you just can't stop loving and flipping the book until the very end. 
 "You only get one life. It's actually your duty to live it as fully as possible"