The most interesting part of the story was the parts when Judy talked about Kyle. I don’t know why but it was really interesting to see someone talk about their crush. Judy is really open (to the readers) about the fact that she likes Kyle. She talks about him so genuinely and like she’s in-love. I also think that the setting was interesting. The time period stayed the same but her surroundings actually changed frequently. But not to a point where it was hard to understand. I think the setting change honestly made it a more interesting book overall. Again, the conflict kind of upsetted me but it was pleasant to see what happened in the end.

This is the cover that is on my copy. I think this symbolizes her little body and how light it is and how easy it is to make her sad and distant. I think that it also symbolizes the conflict and the fact that she is moving herself away from the problems and people of her life.

     If there were anyone that I wouldn’t recommend this book to, it would be the readers that like intense fantasy, crime fiction, or anything similar. Naturally, some people can unexpectedly like another genre that they may think that they won’t (and once again, I can say that from personal experience) but some people are stubborn. However, I encourage everyone to try new things.

      Okay, I know that when you first hear it you will probably think that it’s really intense but this song really reminds me of all of the struggles that high schoolers go through. A lot of people seem to think that since we are young, we have nothing to worry about and in my opinion, it’s a really bad stereotype. I can’t say that I’ve been depressed about the difficulties of high school but I’ve seen it. This relates to the book because it emphasizes the idea of teenagers being despondent about the everyday components of high school.