This book is definitely not like The Fault in Our Stars nor Six Feet Apart, or any other book about sickness that's sad, lonely, and romantic. This book is a book that is on it's own, and love it for being like that.

This book is so much more than it says what it is. I love that the book shed a light on 'invisible illnesses'. It's those illnesses that makes a person look normal but in truth they have this painful illness that they can only understand. Therefore, making all people understand that view in this book.

I just love that this book can be tragic not because one or both of them might die, but because of what real relationships can be. I totally related to this book so much. The romance of the characters are just so realistic and also very cute. They can be so funny and terribly cute. And I love that it discusses the hard parts of being in a relationship. But also the good parts too.

I'm all over this book and I honestly wish there was more to it.