When the story begins, everybody thinks 'another love story with a happy ending.' Instead, Jojo Moyes breaks down the notions of romantic novels by introducing a totally different story to two youngsters, one boiling for life, and the other unobtrusive ready to turn the most sunny landscape into a dark, gray picture. The good thing in this book is the unexpected end. But unfortunately for his family and Louisa, he does not change his mind about what he has to do with his life. And day after day she seem to brings a sunny days for him.

However gradually things between them happen to be more friendly. Louisa and Will's relationship starts not so good ,because of his bitterness and despair over being disabled. Louisa doesn't have any experience in this work area, but his mother thinks that she may help for brighten his spirit. Will has always lived on the edge, extreme sports, worldwide travel-and now he’s pretty sure he cannot live the way he does now. Desperate for finding a job ,she goes to the Job centre ,where after several failed interviews, she ends up working for a successful, wealthy, and once-active young man Will Traynor, but now he is wheelchair-boundafter an motorcycle accident. One day she loses her job at the local cafe. The story in this book is about Louisa Clark, ordinary young girl ,who lives with her parents. A romantic novel, which you won't be able to put down. Me before you is the first novel in the book series trilogy by British writer Jojo Moyes. Characters swear, using British terms such as 'arse' and 'bloody, as well as 'f-k,' 's-t,' 'bitch,' 'piss,' and 'd-k.'

One character recalls being raped, but it's not described in detail. There's no smoking marijuana use is mentioned in a flashback and there's little sexual content beyond flirting and kissing. All the characters drink socially, including to excess on a few occasions. Although it's not marketed as a young adult book, it has teen appeal, and it's been adapted into a film that many teens will see.

The two main characters learn a lot from each other, especially about opening yourself up to different ways of thinking, but many - especially in the disabled community - have found the portrayal of Will and his point of view problematic, since he's presented as feeling that life isn't worth living if you're disabled. Will is facing a serious decision about his condition, and Lou, his hired caregiver, tries her best to get him to make the choice everyone else wants. Parents need to know that Me Before You is about an unlikely relationship between Louisa, a working-class British woman, and Will, a quadriplegic living at his wealthy parents' estate.

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