Juliette's character development is officially the character development I will strive for in my personal life. She is so badass and it honestly made me feel like a proud mama to see how far she's come from the first book. 
 Also, can we please just talk about Tehereh Mafi's writing? Not only is it poetic and beautiful, but it shows Juliette's growth through the writing style as well as through the actual narrative. In this last book, the writing portrays Juliette as a young woman who is sure of herself. There are no more strikethroughs, less repetition, less uncertainty -- it was just fantastic! 
 AND WARNER! I JUST FUCKING LOVE WARNER! (Yup. Still cursing about this. There's no going back. It's necessary.) 
 ALSO! Kenji and Juliette's friendship is now one of my favorites! 
 I just loved this so much! Highly, highly recommend this series! 
 (WOULD IT BE TOO MUCH TO ASK FOR AN EPILOGUE? Probably...)