This is a weird book to rate. I felt really bad for Lara, but other than that, most of the characters were horrible. Bree and her mother were outrageous with how they let these hateful feelings of Lara's family get the better of them. Sydney, Lara's little sister, was a complete brat the entire time. She basically didn't care about the fact that her sister was going through something so bad that she felt the only solution was to kill herself. There was a point in the book where Sydney even talks about enjoying Lara being in the hospital because she didn't have to share anything. How selfish is that? 
 So if I hated most of the characters, why did I rate the book so highly? Because I very vaguely remember hearing in the news about a case almost exactly like this back when I was in middle school. A girl and her mother were upset that she didn't make the cheerleading team, and they made a fake myspace account to get back at the girl who took her spot. The only difference between that and the story line in this book, is that the cyberbullied girl actually succeeded in killing herself unlike Lara. That case is almost identical to the things I read in this book, which tells me that this isn't all too unrealistic. It's scary to think that some people can be as horrible as Bree and her mother were, but it's a real possibility out there.