What did I think? You know how sometimes there are books that are so wholly sad and filled with all the feels you could ever feel and it makes it too hard to to really funnel your thoughts into actual critical ideas about the book? This is that book for me. It was all just too full for me as a mom, and a teacher, and a sister and a former teenager, I felt it all. This book had many beautiful moments and many wonderful quotable quotes. I guess this isn't really a review but more so a lack of a review and a recommendation for you to read it yourself and come to your own conclusions.
My favorite quote: "And maybe what growing up really means is knowing that you don't have to be just the character, going whichever way the story says. It's knowing that you could be the author instead."
Final Recommendations: if you enjoy the feels (all of them), lovers of contemporary, a good "next read" if you enjoyed: The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Eleanor & Park or Looking for Alaska.
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