Michelle Clarke

I found it an absorbing read at first but then I found it annoyingly simplistic and naive and I cringed at it quite a bit because I felt it was out of touch with the plight of Will. I was glad to finish it as it was trashy and gave me little or no insight into the situation in relation to euthanasia and being quadriplegic. What it did offer seemed so teenage that I wasn't sure what to believe. It was a good holiday read though when I had 4 days on my own with a digital detox. I'm not sure I can face the film.