And Then Things Fall Apart is Keek's story when she gets the chicken pox. On top of that, she and her boyfriend just had their worst fight ever, her best friend betrayed her, her parents are divorcing and her mother shipped her off to her grandma's. 
 What I really liked about this story is that Keek is so funny. She's witty, incredibly intelligent and she definitely knows what she's talking about when she speaks of The Bell Jar/ In this story, it's really a retrospective journey for Keek as she looks back at her life and wonder where and how everything went wrong, and decides how she can fix it all. She's unflinchingly honest and down-to-earth and what I liked about her is that she accepts her mistake. She sees what happened as something of the past, and accepts that now, she has to do something about it. 
 Language-wise, I didn't think it was too profane or anything. The sentiment is definitely there. She swears quite a bit, but she uses this phrase "sofa king", and really, I didn't think it was so bad. 
 The story does go around in circles a bit, mostly because she's very much looking into her parents' divorce and the fight she had with her boyfriend, but it did have a few plot turns to keep things interesting. The ending was all right. Everything worked out fine, and normally, I'd think that it's unrealistic, but for And Then Things Fall Apart, it didn't feel fake or insincere. Definitely an author you should keep an eye on. :)