The first thing you should know is it's very rare that I give a book one star because I can usually find SOMETHING enjoyable about it. Living with someone like Will and loving someone like Will is NOT easy and I understand what they did, if you love someone you would do ANYTHING to see that person happy

Maybe this explains it. Maybe Will is just an incredibly shallow person. He didn't really feel like that to me for large stretches of the book, but maybe that's just it. And maybe that's what made me so angry.

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Goldberg, Haley (26 May 2016). "Why Some Disability Rights Activists Are Protesting 'Me Before You' ". Self. Archived from the original on 16 April 2021 . Retrieved 12 July 2020. I will never, ever regret the things I've done. Because most days, all you have are places in your memory that you can go to.” Somvichian-Clausen, Austa (12 December 2019). "Should disabled roles go to the disabled?". The Hill. Archived from the original on 30 November 2020 . Retrieved 13 December 2020. I loved Lou and Will with all my heart, as individuals and as two people who fell in love when they shouldn't. Will's sarcasm was his last defense, he didn't want pity or sympathy ,he just wanted the ability to make his own decisions and even that was taken away from him. Lou on the other hand was always treated as if she was stupid, she never had the chance to shine, she never dared dream a different, more exciting life. Two lost souls with nothing to fight for crossed paths. Two blind people found their light. And for a while, it was enough. bottom line: i reread this because i was just sure it was no longer a 5 star read for me. and, well. i was right.

As much as I like a good love story, I wouldn't call myself a romantic. Not by a long shot. In fact, I can be pretty cold-hearted when it comes to romance books, remaining emotionless in the face of tragic heartbreak and loss. The Fault in Our Stars didn't move me. Eleanor & Park was cute, but still an average read for me. Me Before You is real, just like life is real. This is not a sappy book with silly characters that fall in love and that’s it. This is a book about friendship, love, patience, ambitions and many many many more things. Yes, you’re gonna cry if you’re human but you’re gonna LAUGH, a lot! Because Will & Lou are smart asses that will make you love them from the beginning. This is the point that I usually highlight a friends review for spotlighting...because every review deserves attention. Not just those that get bumped on your feed every five minutes because the reviewer feels that it doesn't have enough "likes" to carry them to the top of the most favorite list for the week. What if Lou was happy with a simple life in a small town and a loving family? Is it really better to never settle than try to actually be happy with what you have? The below are my personal thoughts, I understand you might have your owns and you might think I am evil, that’s ok. I will respect all your opinions, hope you can respect mine.Before you start this book... be prepared to cry. You will cry happy tears and sad tears. You will smile, laugh, be devastated, ugly cry, and if your like me- you will love the journey this book took you on. Oh and then of course you have to add in a little dash of sexual assault to make your main character more interesting because, you know, you can't have a good book without THAT. Will is a moody, brooding, bitter ass who stays a moody, brooding, bitter ass until the very end. Of course he's also rich, handsome, stubborn, and loves literature and all aspects of "high culture" society. The perfect recipe for your stereotypical heartthrob. While it’s challenging to capture the full essence of the song through translation, here’s an English interpretation of a few lines from Avant toi: a b Gant, Charles (24 May 2016). " 'Me Before You': Review". Screen Daily. Archived from the original on 1 June 2016 . Retrieved 4 June 2016.