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Mixed feelings here!

First 35% of the book:


Then till the big plot twist:


After the big plot twist:


I read so many great reviews about this book and I couldn’t wait to finally read it. Madeline’s story dragged me in and I read half of the book in one sitting. Madeline and Olly were funny and cute during their late night chats while they were getting know each other.

"Madeline: I don’t know. You climb buildings and leap over things. Most people are good with their bodies or their minds but not both.
Olly: is that a nice way of saying you think i’m dumb?

(view spoiler)[But after their first kiss my excitement faded. (hide spoiler)] It was clear that Madeline is in love with Olly but I didn’t feel it. I was expecting her to talk about the feeling more since it was new for her.

It was quite weird that Olly didn’t ask Madeline about her illness at all. (view spoiler)[And when she told him to go to Hawai with her, her assurance about miracle pills was enough for him. WHAT? You don‘t have to be genius and see how odd it is, that after 17 years living in isolation she can take one pill and travel the world safely. (hide spoiler)]
Also they acted and spoke like fourteen years old, not eighteen.

About the big plot twist �� I don’t know. I didn’t expect it and I am still not sure if I like it or not. But it was original, that’s for sure.

In my opinion is Everything, Everything for a younger readers. They will love it. If you’re older then I am not so sure.