So far the story only shows Zac‘s point of view. Zap is trying to communicate with Mia through notes and knocks in the wall, but Mia isn‘t responding the way he wants. He over hears arguments between Mia and nurses and wishes he could tell her it‘s not there fault. The genre of this book is realistic fiction. If you like books about people dealing with illness or friendship, this book is for you.

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Zac, a soccer-playing farm boy. Mia, a gorgeous girl with perfect friends. In the real world, they would have little to say to eachother. But in the hospital, where they are undergoing cancer treatment, the usual rules don‘t apply. Soon, the messages Zac and Mia trade through a shared wall evolve into a bond that neither sees coming. The theme of the book is friendships. If you like books with perspective changes and you may enjoy this book

Stewart is a, academically brilliant but socially clue less, 13 year old. 14 year old Ashley is the un-disputed It girl in her class, but her grades stink. Stewart and his dad move in with Ashley and her mom, after Stewart‘s mom dies, and Ashley‘s parents get divorced. Ashley does not like Stewart, at all. If you like books with family drama and humour, this is the book for you. I feel the tone of this book is hilarious and deeply moving.