Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon

The main character is a girl who is said to have a disease that stops her from being able to go anywhere outside her home. She lives with her mother, after her father and brother died in a car crash. She is content until the new neighbors move in..with a boy her age who captures her attention. His name is Olly. And he will most definitely change her life in the craziest way possible.

It was really cute and I really liked everything about this book! Would wanna re-read it during the summer again!
Just what I needed to fall in love with romance books!

The romance was sweet, but so many points off for the insensitive “twist” and treating medical issues as casual plot devices. Her second book was better.

Though parts of this book seemed a little far-fetched, overall I enjoyed the story. To me, Everything Everything wasn't a romance novel, but a story of a lonely girl who dreams of seeing the world, but is stuck inside her own home. Watching her try to live life for the first time, trying to decide if her life really is a life, throughout this book really broke my heart.

I still enjoyed the romance, however. In some reviews, people seem to complain a lot about how it's very instalovey, and I do agree with that. Usually, I despise a book that contains such a overused trope, but it worked for me in this book. Madeline has been isolated her entire life, and Olly was pretty much the first person her age she's ever met. Of course she's going to fall in love with him.

A solid 4 star book, but one I'd still recommend.