Ayushi Sood

This book hits differently. The part where Hazel thinks of herself as a ticking grenade tore me apart. It gives an insight into the life of a person suffering from Cancer. It starts with hilarity and leaves us sobbing. Unpredictable. Worth reading.

Half way through the book and there's no doubt that it's amazing. It gives a vivid understanding of life, afterlife and death. It eases the burdens we put ourselves on and makes us realize that there's much more than just existing physically. Mentally and spiritually awakening.