This book was fantastic. A great balance of thought and humour. I could easily see it being adapted into a streaming platform movie and one I would be happy to watch. I felt good about the whole book from the blurb to the epilogue. The cover art is perfect for it too.
The relationships between the characters were deep but not too deep that it became heavy. Thoroughly enjoyed this read and would love a physical copy to bash on some more about it.

Although I found some parts funny I found myself getting bored and there were chunks that felt were irrelevant or didn't really make any sense. Rushed ending in my opinion.

This book gave me all the feels. Usual aim not one for “ghosts” or the “afterlife” but this one really was quite emotional and touching. I was very curious to see how it played out if Joel would find love again ect and I was not disappointed. It’s definitely comfort for someone dealing with grief and whatnot to feel a bit less alone.

I really really REALLY enjoyed this. I was not expecting the book to be set in the UK so many of the places mentioned around London made me think of when I lived there. i also liked the way it was written, the references and the way the chapters where set up.
The story was also quite different to anything I have read before and I loved it. It feels like a Dolly Alderton book with ghosts in it haha