Blythe Harlan is a typical American high school student. She hangs out at the mall with her best friend, worries about boys, school, friends, and social engagements, and has the rest of her life in front of her, ready for the taking. At least, that's how her life used to be. During the spring of her junior year, Blythe receives a crippling diagnosis: she has cancer. Staring down the barrel of a senior year littered with chemotherapy and radiation treatments, she must wrestle with the realization that she may not even be alive to see the end of high school. While her friends will be picking...