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 2.5/5 
 Review: Seventeen-year-old Lennie Walker spends her time tucked safely and happily in the shadow of her fiery older sister, Bailey.But when Bailey dies abruptly, Lennie is catapulted to centre stage of her own life - and suddenly finds herself struggling to balance two boys. One boy takes Lennie out of her sorrow; the other comforts her in it. But the two can't collide without Lennie's world exploding... 
 Review: I didn't really know why I bought this book (possibly because I really liked I'll Give You the Sun) and didn't get to read it until months later. Just read it because I needed a contemporary to fill my reading space. 
 I started to get bored since the beginning of the book. I wasn't satisfied with what was given to me because I couldn't really understand why Bailey died. I wasn't intrigued in what Lennie was doing with her life until around 240 pages in. I admit that it was emotional, what happened to her, but I thought that she invested so much in what she should do and should not do after her sister died. 
 Lennie was a selfish, ungrateful, and of course you could call her a cheat as well. I was considering dropping the book because of her as a protagonist. I could not understand her logic and her personality. The other two guys whom I don't care to remember their names, are absolute assholes. One unable to control his emotion and the other is under too much pressure from the past and unforgiving. Honestly, the unforgiving part only seemed to me like an excuse to keep the story going and it didn't seem realistic to what happened in the end. 
 Overall: I think that is all I could say for this book, it's not much and I didn't really enjoy it as well. The characters and the story seemed off to me, which bored me to death. I wish I could like this book as I liked I Give You the Sun, but unfortunately it did not work well.