Well, crap. That ending. This book is truly one of the most infuriating yet well plotted that I've read yet. First it pissed me off with bitchy girls. Sorry, I don't like them. At all. They irk me to a point where I consider violence, me, a girl who hates even killing bugs. I very nearly threw this book across the room in hopes of injuring this annoying read. I've never felt anything remotely like that over a book, ever. The only thing that stopped me from giving in to temptation was the fact that my copy is borrowed from the library. 
 I went with it, though, hoping it would get better, and it did. Towards the middle I was feeling pretty happy I hadn't given up on it after all. Then the huge plot twist that I didn't see coming (the second one. Yeah, it's too cool for just one.) threw me into another bad mood. It made sense. It made perfect sense. But it was so horrible. Nothing goes right for Sophie, it looks like. Karma from a past life or something, I guess. 
 Though this book seriously enraged me, the fact that it actual evoked such a strong emotion in me proves that it's good. Yes, the plot is spectacular. I admit it, though I don't like doing so. I still can't get over this. Never have I reacted so strongly to a book, whether it be from sadness or happiness or anything else. Whatever. It's a good book if you're up for a grudgingly good read. :P