"I'm not better than friends, I want better friends. I want friends who are all in, all the time. It can't just be all on your terms. You have to care, care about more than just yourself." 
 Unique Things About This Book: 
 *The main character Julia, is deaf. Also, she's a vandal. 
 *There's this weird graffiti war going on. 
 *You get to see the world in a deaf person's POV [which was pretty awesome] 
 *The illustrations ARE SO FREAKING COOL. 
 I'm not going to lie and say that I loved this book. I liked it, yes, but not that much. 
 This book focuses more on art and vandalism [which was a very witty thing for the author to do] but I still found myself drifting off to places whenever I read this novel. 
 The characters were okay characters, the type that you'll forget within a month or two. I even bet that you'll forget this entire novel during that time too. It took me almost a week to finish this one because I'm just not too invested in it. 
 I like how the author captured every teenagers dilemma and a deaf one on that note. I like how Julia managed to have a life despite of her disability. The LGBT Community was also not neglected in this novel because Julia have two moms [which was so effin cool] 
 I saw the plotwist miles away. I did not like the ending, it was too open-ended for me. There were a lot of questions playing off inside my mind that went unanswered but I'd still give this one a three star rating for the author's creativity and the novel's uniqueness.