“Everyone should have somebody who believes in ’em. Like no matter what they’ve done. Somebody who won’t give up on them.”

And that’s exactly what the main character Quan has. He has people who won’t give up on him. He has people who believe in him and in the end it pays off.

I wasn’t sure if I was going to like this one as much as “Dear Martin” but I was wrong - in the end, it had me shedding some tears.

If you’re looking for a series, or even a stand alone book, to put you in someone else’s shoes, this will do it.