While on the younger side of young adult, this book turned out to be so much more than I anticipated. Payton, our narrator, is struggling with her dad's MS diagnosis. With the help of a mostly inept school counselor, she picks the back of Sean Griswold's head to study while she works through her feelings of hurt. The book is all at once realistic, laugh-out-loud funny, and just the right amount of romantic. There's some great daddy-daughter stuff, which is guaranteed to make me cry. If I could give Lindsey Leavitt a slow clap for this, I totally would.