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 Summary                         Louisa Clark is an ordinary girl living an exceedingly ordinary life—steady boyfriend, close family—who has barely been farther afield than her tiny village, she then takes a job she need desperately to support her family and meets will who is, moody, bossy—but Lou refuses to treat him with kid gloves, and soon his happiness means more to her than she expected. When she learns that Will has shocking plans of his own, Lou sets out to show him that life is still worth living

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 Summary                         Louisa Clark is an ordinary girl living an exceedingly ordinary life—steady boyfriend, close family—who has barely been farther afield than her tiny village, she then takes a job she need desperately to support her family and meets will who is, moody, bossy—but Lou refuses to treat him with kid gloves, and soon his happiness means more to her than she expected. When she learns that Will has shocking plans of his own, Lou sets out to show him that life is still worth living

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 Favorite Quote                              "Do not let happiness walk away from your life by letting in lots of their opinions , they will eventually leave no more room for you own"

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 Favorite Quote                              "Do not let happiness walk away from your life by letting in lots of their opinions , they will eventually leave no more room for you own"

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 Quote meaning                                I think that this quote means that don't let people walk over you and take advantage of you if your not happy cause eventually you wont have self determination and confidence

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 Quote meaning                                I think that this quote means that don't let people walk over you and take advantage of you if your not happy cause eventually you wont have self determination and confidence

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 Review                                     I would recommend this book and agree with the book review because it was very sad book (and Movie) and like the quote said don't have someone drag by your feet and make your self happy and it was hard for Lou to do that

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 Review                                     I would recommend this book and agree with the book review because it was very sad book (and Movie) and like the quote said don't have someone drag by your feet and make your self happy and it was hard for Lou to do that

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Louisa Clark lives a small, simple life. At age 27, she shares a home with her quirky family, works at a local café and maintains a lackluster relationship with her beau of seven years. She may have dreamt of leaving her tiny English village once or twice, but it just doesn't seem practical; with the recent economic downturn, Lou's salary has kept the family afloat. And then her boss closes his café and Louisa is left adrift. Forced to take almost any job that will pay the family's bills, Louisa agrees to serve as caretaker for a wealthy quadriplegic, despite having absolutely no training. As she quickly discovers, the job is much more-in ways both triumphant and tragic-than she bargained for.

Jojo Moyes' Me Before You is a most unconventional love story. Lou and her charge, the handsome, privileged Will Traynor, are at first like oil and water. Will is cold and aloof with everyone, but he seems generally displeased to have Lou around. Lou comes to realize that's because she isn't just a caregiver-she's a babysitter. Will was an adventure junkie with career success, complete independence and a slew of gorgeous women by his side. His injury has left him physically and emotionally devastated-and certain that he doesn't want to live this way. But both Lou and Will have surprises in store for each other, and Moyes lets their relationship develop in wonderful, hilarious and unexpected ways. Lou simply will not let Will go down without a fight, and in her battle to save his life, she ends up changing her own.

Moyes' twisting, turning, heartbreaking novel raises provocative moral questions while developing a truly unique relationship between two people brought together by chance. With shades of David Nicholls' beloved One Day, Me Before You is the kind of book you simply can't put down-even when you realize you don't want to see it end. This may not be a novel for the faint of heart, but it is a big-hearted, beautifully written story that teaches us it is never too late to truly start living.

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Louisa Clark lives a small, simple life. At age 27, she shares a home with her quirky family, works at a local café and maintains a lackluster relationship with her beau of seven years. She may have dreamt of leaving her tiny English village once or twice, but it just doesn't seem practical; with the recent economic downturn, Lou's salary has kept the family afloat.