"What's the point of being alive if you don't do what makes you happy?" 
 I'M NOT CRYING, YOU ARE. 
 This is one of the most beautiful and meaningful contemporaries EVER! Usually the major of them have the same plot and cliches, but this one is different. Yes, it's set in high school. Yes, it has the main character who isn't popular and prefers spending time by herself in her room and into the whole Internet world. Yes, she meets then someone who is like her. Yes, they slowly and sweetly fall in love/breakup/get back together. But this is also a book that faces important and current topics: the pros and cons of the Internet community; the meaning of life especially when everything sucks and you don't know what to do with your life; the importance to speak, to open up to someone even if it's hard, because it's not good to keep inside you all the bad and shitty things. This is a book that makes you think and this is why I loved it so much.