I waited two years for this anthology to come out and I'm so happy to say that this is the best anthology I have ever read. I think that the quality of these short stories surpasses the collection in My True Love Gave To me, and I was so happy to discover that as a whole this book is incredibly diverse (in every definition of the word) 
 Head, Scales, Tongue, Tail; Leigh Bardugo: 5 Stars- A great start to the anthology. Absolutely stunningly beautiful writing. 
 The End of Love; Nina Lacour: 4 Stars- Very cute with very likable, realistic characters. 
 Last Stand at the Cinegore; Libba Bray: 5 Stars- This one was epic. Hilarious dialogue and amazing characters. 
 Sick Pleasure; Francesca Lia Block: 3 Stars- This was the only one that didn't quite work for me. I found it kind of strange and hard to get through because of the character names, but at the end it kind of made sense because I gathered that this was somewhat based on a true story (?) 
 In Ninety Minutes Turn North; Stephanie Perkins: 5 Stars- I loved that this one was a continuation. Stephanie Perkins never disappoints. 
 Souvenirs; Tim Federle: 4 Stars- Very cute with well-written characters. I really liked the themes brought up in this one. 
 Inertia; Veronica Roth: 5 Stars- Such a cool concept that was well-written and beautifully sad. The underlying issues regarding mental health were so heartbreaking but also so important to write about. 
 Love is the Last Resort; Jon Skovron: 4 Stars- I started out LOVING this one, and it gave me a very Jane the Virgin feel with the narration. I loved the setting and the characters, but as the story went on the dialogue really got on my nerves--it was super unrealistic. 
 Good Luck and Farewell; Brandy Colbert: 5 Stars- This one made me cry. Maybe it's because I'm from Chicago, and the contents of this story felt all the more real to me, but this story was just beautiful. Absolute perfection. 
 Brand New Attraction; Cassandra Clare: 5 Stars- This was my most anticipated story of the collection, and it did not disappoint! It was so awesome to see Cassandra Clare's amazing writing in a setting that was different than her shadowhunter novels. 
 A Thousand Ways This Could All Go Wrong; Jennifer E. Smith: 4 Stars- This story was very cute while also managing to deal with a very important yet rarely talked about subject matter, and I loved that. 
 The Map of Tiny Perfect Things; Lev Grossman: 5 Stars- The perfect bookend to wrap up this anthology. This story made me think so deeply. Amazingly written.