Okay, so I did not finish this book. Though don't let that fool you into thinking it's a bad book. This is all about getting over the speed bumps and after about half way I decided that if I had to go through anymore of those speed bumps I would crack. This is good because it means I didn't want the character to have to go through anything more because she was one I really liked. 
 She was an odd one. Not only does she have the loss of her mom, and living with her dad (who she hates) and changing school dilemmas; she also has to deal with being a f.g. 
 I liked her inner thoughts, really quite hilarious, and the fact that age was quite judgmental (which as a human you tend to be, so I like that the author wasn't afraid to add that). Dr. Hank mode made me simultaneously scratch my head in confusion and giggle. And that (having read the end, if not the middle) everything works out on a way that's not perfect, but allows for the reader to add on to the story by themselves.