This story deals with a lot of difficult topics surrounding death so make sure to check the Trigger Warnings if you are at all concerned.

The story:
Regardless of the difficulty of this story, it is still sweet and enjoyable to read. This story is definitely one focused on character development and does have a plot but it's found more toward the last third of the book. However, all the characters are so enjoyable, different, and alive that I found it to be such an enjoyable read.

Audiobook:
I thought the narrator was just delightful. The deepness of Hugo's voice, the lightness of May's--the variety and character he brought to every single voice in this story was fantastic.

One small issue I had:
There was ONE problematic aspect that I identified in this book and it's  (TW bt for the spoiler <spoiler>the fact that Cameron killed himself to be with Wallace, his suicide ultimately seems like it was rewarded. This might be something I would not want someone going through this kind of grief to read. I mean, he technically did not kill himself to be with the love of his life, but it still seemed like cause and effect.</spoiler>

Recommendation:
Overall, if you are not concerned regarding the TW, I would suggest you read this book if you enjoy Klune's other writings, like enjoyable characters and following their growth, and want to be transported to a cozy tea shop.