Sort of spoilers so I wouldn’t read on if you haven’t read it!



Perfection. I speak from a fictional stand point. I dont have CF so i dont know how accurate it is in depicting the medical aspect. For these fictional characters i felt the love they shared. I felt the pain of grief. Hers in the form of a sibling and friend mine in the form of a grandmother. Both having forms of lost friendships. I felt their pain of separation and the frustration it brought on and i prayed for a happy ending i knew wasn’t possible. It was a perfect depiction of life — showing that happy endings don’t always occur. Perfect Heartbreak.

the characters were annoying

i didn’t expect to enjoy it as much as i did. still upset that they killed poe

Sweet and heartbreaking story about two cystic fibrosis patients who fall in love, told from alternating perspectives. Ages 14 and up.

“You could die.”
“But I LOVE him.”
Babe, oh my god. Chill.

I'm not surprised by my rating on this book, I'm into cute YA romance but I'm not into CHEESY AS HELL, just not my thing. And that is exactly what this was, but you know I learned something because I had no idea what effects CF had on people, so that was interesting to read about.

- why do I do this to myself?
- I’ve watched the movie 3 times and now torturing myself with the book. I cri
- hey Poe
- Cole was actually the perfect casting what
- Haley Lou is perf in everything she’s in
- portable oxygen
- hallelujah is a must in any hospital setting
- movie has been damn accurate so far
- Abby dead af bro
- is this senior trip like schoolies or is it school funded? Cause that’s mental
- this book was made for the movies istg
- here’s me sitting hoping it’s a different ending
- 45 minutes left and it’s literally all just depressing
- omg barb
- Poe. I cri erytime
- 5 years is a long fkn time bro
- I love YOU
- AH there’s more than the movie ending
- THEYRE AT THE AIRPORT TOGETHER AAAHHH
- HAPPY ENDING oh thank god I can watch this movie again knowing this

5/5

I've been excited to read this book since seeing the film trailer a few months ago. However, I think I thought that the book was a separate thing, rather than what it appears to be--a novelization of the movie. I'm pretty sure the movie actually came first, even if it is being released after the book. This isn't a problem, I just wish I'd known it going in. I really liked the book, though. The characters felt very real to me and I learned a lot about cystic fibrosis that I didn't know before. I had a good time reading this and I'm excited for the movie!

Man oh man I cried like a baby even though I saw the movie and knew the whole story line. I’m a sucker for these tearjerker books so I gave it a 5 stars but I do see why people are rating it lower. Overall I loved it and will continue reading books of this nature

Im one of the few that did not enjoy this book. I think bring light to cf is important and i enjoyed that part of the story. But my god stella your a dumbass. I can get into all of this. I know things van happen but u made the effort to make them happen then the lake. No over it.

I know a lot of people love this story and I understand but not for me