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"I feel like I’m always searching for someone, or something."

I'm not okay.
Once in a while, you come across something that just lingers with you, potent enough to bring you down to ruins. I've been staring at the walls of my room for the past two hours, trying to tell myself that this is not the greatest book I've ever read, it's not a complex world building or a fast-paced plot that gives you all the jitters.
This was slow, moving and utterly transcendent.

When a boy and a girl, separated by time and space, swap places and fall in love with life. Set in a place I desperately want to move to (remember those beautiful, almost otherworldly images on the back of postcards?), Itomori, where a comet crashlanded and changed the course of two lives bound together by forklores of the past.

"So we don't forget when we wake up. Let's write our names on each other."