This could be a pretty good book if you're into the sappy clichés (I honestly mean that a lot less sarcastically than it probably sounds; even I have times when I just want a predictable feel-good read), but it doesn't have much in the way of substance or memorable prose. It's wholly driven by Allie and Noah's relationship, which is again fine if that's what you're looking for — but I like a little more external conflict.