I'm trying to remember the title and author of a book about a sick girl (cancer patient?) who narrates her relationship with a childhood friend. The author uses various "genres" (emails, letters, lists, etc.) within the novel itself, mostly to show correspondence between the girl + love interest. For some reason "McFarlane" keeps popping up in my mind, but I couldn't find an author with that name and book. Roses (or perhaps a single rose) were significant in this book. The cover of the edition I'd read was pinkish and swirly.Sorry, this is a pretty vague description; I read the book about seven years ago. Thanks for your help!
Told in letters, journal entries, e-mails, doctors’ reports, and instant messages, the heartbreaking story of an aspiring ballet dancer battling leukemia. From: Melinda SkyeTo: ReadersSubject: JesseHi! I can’t believe it. What a surprise from Jesse. When he got my e-mail about being accepted by the Washington School of Classical Dance’s summer program, he called to cong  Told in letters, journal entries, e-mails, doctors’ reports, and instant messages, the heartbreaking story of an aspiring ballet dancer battling leukemia. From: Melinda SkyeTo: ReadersSubject: JesseHi! I can’t believe it. What a surprise from Jesse. When he got my e-mail about being accepted by the Washington School of Classical Dance’s summer program, he called to congratulate me! I loved hearing his voice. We’ve been friends forever–could it turn into something more?MelindaFrom: Jesse RoseTo: Readers Subject: MelindaI couldn’t believe the news. Melinda is so young! How could she be sick? How did she get leukemia? She’s got to get better. She’s got to. Jesse ...more