It's more of a 3.6, mostly because this book made me think a lot... like the way most people seem to react to black people, or the immigrant insult, why would anyone use that as an insult is beyond me. Or maybe that's just now how I was raised, maybe that's because I didn't grow up in a city where people used that as an insult or act weird around black people. Now I know that happens in other places which is why this book was kind of eye opening in that way. 
 I enjoyed the book, the main character was kind of twisted but for some reason I found it endearing. Also I respected her and admired her for how she dealt with the whole Logan beating the guy to pulp thing. Now I was definitely not expecting that end, it absolutely broke me to read those last chapters. Even with all the hints at the beginning of the chapters, I was not expecting that turn out of events. 
 I did not like the slut-shaming sentences, they bothered me a lot... but I figured this was meant to be like a diary type of book, being told in first person and all, it shouldn't be an excuse though.