Five Feet Apart

This book is definitely Amazing, Actually I learned alot of things from this book and one of them is that I knew an illness that I didn't know it exists. Anyway, I recommend this book to anyone who is looking forward to read it. Especially if you want a book that will brings tears in your eyes 😅 I am going to rate it 10/10.

I thoroughly enjoyed Five Feet Apart and 10/10 would recommend it for anyone who’s looking for a good story above everything else. The direction the movie took made for a surprising outcome and even though you could argue the ending was a bit ambiguous in some way; it was satisfying because it was real. You could clearly tell the writers had done their research on cystic fibrosis and the set designers were very specific and detailed for a movie that primarily takes place in one building; being the hospital. One stand out aspect of the movie I really enjoyed was the silent moments that made it so you had to put two and two together for yourself, and I appreciate the trust the writers and directors put into the audience so the movie didn’t end up being extremely expository. It was a pretty small cast when it comes to main roles which really allowed us to understand these characters and their stories, and I found that to be extremely important for a movie like this;

Five feet apart deals with two characters who are battling cystic fibrosis and other lung problems and slowly begin to like each other. The plot of the book was smooth and some of the dialouges were well-written and heart touching. The characterization of every main character was simply superb but I liked Stella and Will a lot. The book conveys the theme of CF in a soothing way and other themes like love, loss, friendship, family relationships are also portrayed. The ending could've been better because in such books one expects the climax to be mind blowing or exciting or satisfying. If you don't feel awkward to the language used (because I felt awkward), then it's an easy read.