Nani

Not sure about her sucking him off next to her dead dad's body... but whatever floats your boat, I guess

This was soo good! Somehow I feel like I managed to understand this book, but don't ask me to try and explain the plot as I wouldn't be able to find the words. Does that make sense?

This was one of those stories that sort of creates that pit in the bottom of your stomach, when you think about how small you actually are in the context of this infinite universe.

I'm not too sure how to describe this book, it definitely wasn't what I was expecting, although I'm not too sure what I was expecting either.

I'd seen the comparisons of Love Island meets Lord of the Flies, but if I'm honest, I think it sells this book short. It's so much more than that. I thoroughly enjoyed this.

Being a WWII book, I assumed it would be devastating. I was right! Having it told from death's perspective was something I wasn't expecting, yet I think it made me appreciate the story that much more.