spoiler visualizarAliIsGay 29/09/2021
heartwarming
I like this book, and i didn't find a lot of problems with it, but one of them is the concept itself, it took me a long time to get attached to the characters because i didn't want to suffer with the end, i cried a lot, yes, but not at the end, i cried at those sudden sad times - when Mateo talks to his dad, when he talks about Penny, when the Plutos give Rufus his last hours to live before his death, when they hugged, when i realized they would've never been able to have a romance, that Lidia could have a break down and not being able to handle it, and we'll never know, i was sad about Mateo's dad waking up and seeing the note, I'm sad thinking about him seeing his son, his son that he didn't see growing into something he liked, i was sad because Rufus died with the same survivors guilt he had when his family died, but in the end, i didn't cry, because i knew what was going to happen.
This is a book about living your life to the fullest, and while I like it, the title give it up too much, if it was called "End day" or "last friend" even with the whole Death-cast thing we would still have that slight hope, and we were going to be shooked at the end, or at least, crying for the life they couldn't live togheter.
There was also some random chapters that after some time i just skipped a bunch of them becuase i don't care about those people, but Peck's pov was interesting