I want to cry from how much I loved this book. I devoured it in two days. 
It's so emotional and is exactly the type of YA I crave. It's about Declan and Juliet, two teenagers with their own set of pain and misery. 
She lost her mother in a car crash. He lost his sister in a car crash caused by his father. 
They both feel estranged and hopeless. 
Things happen and they start exchanging letters anonymously in a cemetary, where she goes to visit her mother and he works to make up for community service.
It's absolutely beautiful. The slow burn, opening up to each other, letting go of facades.
It made my heart ache and I wanted to cry so many times. Both of them felt -and were- abandoned by what remained of their families, and by the end you can see them starting to solve their issues. 
I love and hate how it ended. Loved, because it was executed perfectly and made a lot of sense. Hated, because I want to READ MORE !!!! an absolute gem