Review: *Tear*
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 28, 2014
This book was incredibly moving. From beginning to end, it was hard to put down. I loved almost everything about it. Hunter frustrated me sometimes, he also made me laugh. El was also infuriating, but I loved her character. I read in another review that they felt like this was a modern day 'Notebook' and I think I'll have to agree with that. It was different in a lot of ways, but it tugs at your heart strings like the notebook did.Plus there isn't a question how their lives together turned out, it's all in there. Including a wrap up of the supporting characters lives.There were a few mistakes made, but it will only bother you if you're a stickler where grammar or spelling are concerned. Sure editing could've been a little better, but it didn't take away from this book for me. The story is amazing!There is only one part that bothered me and almost made me give this a 4 star rating. Luckily it happened mid-way through the book and by the time I finished reading she earned the extra star back.SPOILER ALERT!!This book is a book about cancer. The part that bothered me was when Ellisons father was diagnosed. The doctor told Ellison in the waiting room what his prognosis was and told her she could break the news to him or he could. It was up to her. In the middle of a waiting room with other people looking on...... No.That simply doesn't happen. Doctors do not break that kind of news in that kind of setting. Or to anyone before they tell the patient. In private. So that part is the only part I cringed at.Like I said, by the end I got over it and I loved the story. Definitely worth reading.