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 This book was everything, everything I wanted it to be. 
 Except for maybe the sort-of-instalove. Madeline was instantly drawn to Olly and that annoyed me a bit. The romance was more cheesy than it was cute. 
 I was sucked in from the beginning, and the short chapters kept me reading way past my bedtime. The length of the chapters made me feel like I got some short glimpses into Madeline's life, and it never dragged on for too long. 
 Halfway through the book, something happens that I thought was quite unrealistic -- in more ways than one. It bothered me, but not enough to make me stop enjoying the book. I don't want to say too much about the way it ended because that might just ruin the whole thing for you, but I have to say, I loved the ending. It was interesting and unexpected and real. 
 If you're interested in reading books that embrace diversity, this one is for you. The protagonist Maddy is half black, half Asian. 
 Overall, Everything, Everything was a quick contemporary read that helped me get out of my reading slump. It's not life-changing, but it's still, in my opinion, one of the better contemporaries of 2015. Definitely recommended if you enjoy this genre.