Amazing book. thoroughly loved it 

This  story was sweet, but if you've read John Green's "A Fault In Our Stars" then you will find it very familiar. 

Despite the 16+ age of the characters and themes of terminal illness and grief the story covered, I found it overall quite childish. I think for the target audience it probably isn't so much of an issue, but the good girl/bad boy romance dynamic was so clichéd and I found the 'whirlwind' love cringy. 
Despite this, the characters were mostly likeable and the tight-knit, family nature of the hospital setting brought enough  dimension to Stella's that she felt believable - helped by the fact that she was interesting outside of her relationship to Will, we got a sense of her whole life, rather than only engaging with her as her illness.

This is a done before, but likeable non-the-less quick read.

I absolutely loved this book. It was literally the definition of a book you can’t put down and I definitely couldn’t stop crying and laughing and smiling the whole book there was times it was so tense I had to take a minute before reading more but I needed to know more I couldn’t stop reading this and I would definitely recommend it to anyone

I was expecting a little bit more, but a nice read nevertheless. I had hoped for a little more depth. The story itself is very straightforward. And that’s the sad thing about this book; it’s all very shallow. And while there was a lot of potential, the author kept it safe and easy. 

A fun and fast read in between two bigger books. But I’m sure the story won’t stick. This one is just one of many love stories.