This one felt really personal to read. Like I wasn’t just following Mia’s story, I was kind of sitting there with her, going through everything in real time. It’s one of those quiet books that doesn’t try to be dramatic, but still hits you right in the chest.
What got me the most were the memories. The little moments with her family, the way she talks about music, the pieces of her relationship with Adam all felt so real and unforced. It reminded me how the small, everyday things end up meaning everything. I didn’t expect those parts to be what made me emotional, but they did.
I definitely teared up a few times, not even from big scenes, just from how raw and honest it all felt. It made me stop and think about my own life for a second, which I always love in a book. By the end, I was completely invested in her choice and honestly just sat there after finishing it for a minute.
It’s simple, emotional, and really human in the best way.
★★★★★
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