AISHWARYA GOEL

This book was a random find for me. It definitely matched my interest. Reading it felt like I was in a completely different universe, another Earth where something called Death-Cast actually existed. Two teenage boys, Mateo and Rufus, who I could picture clearly because the book had the finest of the details. I could picture every character and every setting. I could feel the emotions that either of them felt. Everytime now I sit next to my phone it feels maybe someday Death-Cast will call me too, but then it hits me, it was just fiction. The book taught me to live, even with the characters dying. They taught me that "Maybe it's better to have gotten it right and been happy for one day instead of living a lifetime of wrongs." Thank you to the author for such an awesome book, because the world is better off with Rufus and Mateo's memories in 368 pages.

This is the best-est movie I have seen so far. The emotions, plot, character, and everything. Not just being a Harrie, but the acting was amazing! How there was a change in past and present, how the story moved, all of it was wonderful! Talking about the idea, even though the movie's based on a book, it was fabulous. It's just showing how people can change, from considering being a part of the LGBT community a crime to supporting it. It's gonna take me a lifetime to stop crying over this, 'cause, why not? I repeat myself, the best-est movie I saw. People need to see this, not just for being a Harrie, but 'cause of how many of them need a change in their mindsets.