While a little predictable, I found this to be a really enjoyable read. The book creates what I would consider an accurate depiction of struggling with depression and the thoughts that come with it, and I think anyone with a personal relationship to depression and suicide will relate well to this book. I can see how it could come off as a little "self help"-y to some, but it was a nice gentle reminder to get excited about living. Some of the concluding points might be obvious to some, but I enjoyed how the message as well as the story itself were wrapped up nicely at the end. Aside from the message of the book, the story itself was captivating and I enjoyed getting to know Nora.
I can see how this book could not be someone's cup of tea, but I really liked it and thought it was well written. I would recommend this book to others for sure.