UPDATE: So, this book might be damaging to my psychological-slash-mental health. I've re-read it exactly 23 times. 23 TIMES. Now all I can do is have pity-parties with myself because no one even wants to come to them. 
 Why? 
 Because I don't have a Josh Bennett. 
 Because I don't have Drew as a best friend. 
 Because I'm not Nastya, no that won't work, cross that out. She's awesome but let's face it, her storyline would break me down. 
 Ending line: Don't read 'Sea of Tranquility' unless you're 100% emotionally detached and have the sensibilities of a robot. Because there is no way you can't not cry in this book. 
 "And if my Sea of Tranquility were real, it would be this place, here, with him. 
 I don't say anything right away, because I just want one minute to look at him before I give him my last secret. 
 And then I tell him. 
 "Your garage." 
 The actual Sea of Tranquility, astronomy-wise, are the large, dark plains placed within the Tranquillitatis basin on the moon. Not very interesting, right? Well, at least not to me. Astronomy was never my passion, nor a hobby I'm planning to take up in the later years. 
 But my point is that, when I looked at the title, The Sea of Tranquility, my first immediate thoughts were this: 
 And I was wondering, What the bloody hell has this book got everyone got so interested about, it's just a book about the moon. But since everybody was raving about it, from one end of the moon to the other, my curiosity got the better of me. I searched it up. It wasn't about the moon. Not even close. 
 It's even more than that. 
 It is a beautiful, emotionally charged, poignant story about a broken, emotionally fragile girl learning to heal with some one not as broken as she is, but is willing to understand and accept. It's a story that will steal your heart, however cold, black and small it is, and keep it forever. 
 And that's what it did to me. It stole my heart within the first few chapters, pages even. I was engrossed in it for the entire read and never put it down a single second! I blame the author. The narration from her characters was poetic and tragic and just beautiful. It was impossible to tear myself away from the book. I needed to know what happened next. 
 And if the storyline was amazing, the characters were blew my mind!!! Every character was special to me, in their own way. Nastya, Josh, Drew, Tierney, they all have their unique quirks which attract me to them. Nastya especially. 
 My Nastya 
 or Emilia 
 "If Edna St. Vincent Millay was right and childhood is the kingdom where nobody dies, then my childhood ended when I was fifteen." 
 Nastya is an intriguing character. She doesn't let herself fall in love neither does she let anyone fall in love with her. She's fine with being called awful, awful names that label her as something she's not, as long as it's not true. Even her logic for visiting Josh is hard to understand. 
 "Everyone wants to fix me... You're supposed to be the person who doesn't want to fix me." 
 Still, I admire her. She has this strength that I would have never expected from a YA heroine, mainly because nowadays, it's hard to find a protagonist with, in my own crude way, balls and doesn't have a bland, indistinct personality. It's usually the love interest who owns the charisma. 
 She's an amazing character. I would fall in love with her myself if Josh Bennett hadn't already beaten me to it. 
 Josh 'Fucking' Bennett 
 "I wished my mother was here tonight, which is stupid, because it's an impossible wish." He shrugs and turns to me, drowning the smile that cracks me every time. 
 "It's not stupid to want to see her again." 
 "It wasn't so much that I wanted to see her again," he says, looking at me with the depth of more than seventeen years in his eyes. "I wanted her to see you." 
 I can't help it. How can I not fall in love with this guy? He's sweet, he's caring, he's understanding he's romantic when the moment is right. He's imperfectly perfect, with all his flaws just making him more attractive. One of my favourite things about him, was how when Nastya just arrived at his house in the night without any warning, and he didn't say a thing. It was like Josh knew she needed him from the start. 
 I can safely say that Josh is the best thing about this book. He's like a lucky charm. He makes everything better. He gave love and his heart to Nastya when she needed it, willingly or unwillingly. 
 5 stars.