[(Likes)] 
 * magical realism (I liked how seeing her past and the future made her decide who she is in the present. And this idea had become perfect with the other Sarahs.) 
 * writing (It was easy to read and made me want to keep reading. Even though it had many problems that I'll mention in the dislikes.) 
 * characters (The characters were different with distinguishing characteristics.) 
 * ending (it wasn't a dark ending so it was great.) 
 * emotions (I could empathize with Sarah's emotions, especially when she was scared or sad.) 
 [[Dislikes]] 
 * swears (so many) 
 * drama queen (Sarah kept repeating "You think I'm just a teenager so it's all drama". Well, repeating that doesn't make her not-a-drama-queen. She was a drama queen. Doesn't mean she should be ignored, no. But she made problems bigger than they really were by overthinking.) 
 * trying to be deep (The book tried so hard to act like it's a deep book! But actually it wasn't. Repeating phrases like "he was art" or "nothing ever really happens" or "that wasn't original either" doesn't make a book deep. I just couldn't stop feeling like the author wanted to make the book sound like John Green's books with metaphors and all. But it wasn't even close.) 
 * repeating (ugh. So much repeating.)