It is a pretty good book. However, it does not compare to Me before you in any way. The beginning and the end were very nice and made you reconsider many things. However, there was no action in a quite large part and it was very boring for its standards. I did not like most of the events that the author added, but in the end, everything fit perfectly together. But you understand from the first pages that one book does not have the same style as the other. In the first one, Lou is somehow presented as having overcome Will's death, but in the second one, everything starts off very melancholic, which I liked because Jojo Moyes has the ability to not make melancholy too heavy in her books, but rather sweet. Obviously, the author did not have in mind to write the sequel when she first released Me before you. Nevertheless, it was a pretty good and light book. Suitable for ages 12+, it conveys good messages.