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SUN 2/28 | Chapter24-Epilogue (328-369)
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Feb 21, 2016 12:10PM

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A 5 Star read for me :D


I just finished the book! Wow. 5 stars from me as well. I actually didn't cry as much as I thought I would (but I also knew how it ended). But even so, the journey was beautiful and I loved both Will and Lou. They felt so real and genuine in who they were. The moral subject matter is tricky but I though that JoJo Moyes knocked it out of the park and was respectful and fair to both viewpoints. I can't wait to read more of her books!!
I'm glad ya'll loved this book as much as I did when I first read it. I didn't re-read with you guys as this week I will be starting After You. I don't know about you guys but the casting in the movie is PERFECT.
I'm glad ya'll loved this book as much as I did when I first read it. I didn't re-read with you guys as this week I will be starting After You. I don't know about you guys but the casting in the movie is PERFECT.



I am also still really missing Will! The characters became so real to me and I have the worst book hangover now :/


I just finished reading it and I don't know what to do with myself. I watched the movie trailer and now I'm just lying on my couch because now I'm just like "what is life". I definitely teared up for the last 30 pages. I was kind of thinking Will would decide not to go through with it, but then get sick again and not make it through. But that was probably me just not wanting him to do it. The subject matter in this book is so heavy, and while I don't agree with Will's decision, I think Jojo Moyes did a brilliant job of being very respectful in her portrayal of the situation. I was so invested in the characters; they feel like real people to me. Ugh what is life now?? I'm going to have such a hangover from this.





It's such an inspiration for me. Will is such a motivational character to me.
Doesn't he make you want to live fuller and bigger? I know the sadness is he's dying young, but gosh, I think he's lived in his 33 years more than some people might in a life time.
I want to live big, so even if I die young, there is no regrets.
What are your thoughts on this everyone?

Lorrain, I agree you 100%!
Stayed up to finish this book and I remember thinking after: "OK. I'm not going to be able to process this right now. Let me sleep on this."
hahah
I woke up with so much appreciation for this book. It's still such a strong influence me now.