After being really disappointed in Kinsella's last adult book, I really wanted a lot from her first foray into YA. I am so happy to report that this is exactly what I've come to expect from a Kinsella novel. The characters were interesting, fun, and relatable. The dialogue was beyond fun, I found myself laughing out loud numerous times (which is impressive given the plotline). I loved the side story of Audrey's younger brother Frank, and his "obsessive" online gaming - it was HILARIOUS but also really poignant at times. On to the big story here: I was really impressed by Sophie Kinsella's handling of this very sensitive topic. I appreciated the way she portrayed Audrey's therapy sessions, the progression of her emotional healing, and the realities of the zigzag graph. AND THEN THERE'S LINUS: I loved everything about his character, but mainly that his presence did not magically make everything better for Audrey; rather, he stood by her and helped her find the strength in herself. 
 There were times that the characters seemed older than their supposed 14 years (especially Linus). It only bothered me when I really thought about it, though - mostly I just pictured them older. *MINOR SPOILERS* There were a lot of times I felt like I would have liked to know what happened to Audrey; what was the trigger for the heightening of her anxiety, while also acknowledging that it totally doesn't matter. I think sometimes we get too hung up on the particulars of a traumatic situation, when all that matters is the person themselves, and how they are coping and progressing. Ultimately, I think I'm happy that Kinsella omitted this information. 
 Ultimately, I found this to be a highly enjoyable YA contemporary novel, and I look forward to any more of Kinsella's ventures into the genre.