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In the realistic fiction novel "Five Feet Apart" by Rachael Lippincott the main character, Stella Grant, yearns to be in control of her disease, and her life. At the start she was doing an excellent job. Although when Will Newman enters her life, she loses a sense of control trying to keep up with putting Will in line and finding her way through a newfound love. While Stella finds her way through her love with Will an unexpected turn in events causes her and Will to run away. Only to find that her new lungs are awaiting back at the hospital. In the end as Stella gets rushed to surgery Will gets the heartbreaking news that he is dying and plans a heartwarming goodbye to the love of his life.

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"We need that touch from the one we love, almost as much as we need air to breathe. I never understood the importance of touch, his touch... until I couldn't have it" (Lippincott 270). This quote is important because Stella realizes how much she yearns to touch Will. Stella also starts to gain the knowledge of how much of a troll her disease is setting her back, away from being a normal teenager.

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In the book “Five Feet Apart” there is external conflict. The main character Stella Grant experiences conflict against her disease, and how it holds her back from reaching her greatest and best self. While Stella goes through normal teenage characterizations and actions, she tries to find her way through the challenges of life and love. Although at the same time Stella is trying to balance a life-threatening disease that holds her back to its largest. By having a disease called Cystic Fibrosis, Stella must battle against her disease to have even a sliver of a normal life.

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In Rachael Lippincott's book "Five Feet Apart" the main character, Stella Grant, has a disease called Cystic Fibrosis also known as CF. Thought-out the book Stella’s experience with CF is cautious, emotional, and very resilient. Others may be experiencing CF the same way that Stella had experienced through the book.

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In Rachael Lippincott's realistic fiction novel “Five Feet Apart” the main character, Stella Grant, has internal conflict throughout the book. In the beginning control was one of Stella's major focuses in life. Throughout the book she loses her hard-gripped control over many things that she would never have thought about ever letting go of all because she learns how to live without being held back and love.

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In the novel "Five Feet Apart" by Rachael Lippincott there is a lesson learned about love and sacrifice. Throughout the book the love of Will and Stella comes with many sacrifices, yet they both fight through the many consequences to be together in the end. This experience teaches us to fight for what is loved, or think is right, no matter the sacrifices because the results and overcoming of the situation will be worth the fight put up.

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In the book Stella needs new lungs because hers are failing. Although her not having a well working set of lungs is also what holds Stella at arm's length from being able to have the control or chance of a new life.

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Both Stella and Will had a rule made by the hospital to always stay sixth feet apart because their diseases could not be anywhere close to each other. Although Stella and Will were fed up with all the rules that came along with their diseases, and decided to take a pole stick and keep it between them. The only problem is that a pole stick is only five feet when they must stay six feet apart. Together they decided to take a foot back and only stay five feet apart instead of six because their diseases had taken so much away from them. (This is also where they got the title of the book from)

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In the book Stella had a notebook she kept with her all the time. This was a special notebook to her because it held all the notes of her medication, time stamps, and routines in it. The notebook was something she never left behind even after she had gotten her new lungs and was out of the hospital.