I think that is the second book to get this rating from me this year, so far. I haven’t had a great year of reading so far however this book is an easy five-star rating for me. I am super excited to get my hands on that one and I only hope that lives up to the hype that this book has. I also recently found out that there is going to be a second book that is going to be told from Finny’s point of view, this October. Then of course my least favourite character was Jamie, wow, this guy was so manipulative and controlling and I really just wanted to slap him every time he said or did something. My favourite character was Autumn, I mean how could it not be? After everything you go through with her, it’s hard not to love her. You were feeling by the end of everything she was feeling because you were so emotionally attached to her at this point. From her happiest moments to her saddest. You got to see Autumn as a truly deep and developed character as you got to see and feel everything that she went through. However, once you finish the book and sit with your feelings for a bit, you realise all that ‘useless’ information made the story so much more heartbreaking. There were times in the book when I didn’t understand why we got so much backstory and information that at the moment felt useless. This book truly was a rollercoaster of emotions.

And how she is juggling her future plans, her boyfriend Jamie and their friend group, and trying to deal with her complex relationship with her ex-best friend/neighbour, Finny. The majority of the story is about her in high school and how she is coping with the changes in her life. This story is told from Autumn’s point of view. Okay, so I finished this book a couple of days ago and I have tried to write this review multiple times but I was having such a hard time explaining how this made me feel.

If only i had told her laura nowlin