4-4.5 stars! 
 Things I liked: 
 - Grace-f*cking fierce-Collier! I loved her from the beginning. She's such a badass heroine. Always did what is right and not what is easy. I loved her principles. I loved that she is a tough fighter. But at the same time, she still feels everything completely, no matter how hard she tried to be numb from all the bullying and false accusations. I easily felt for her. 
 - Grace's mom. Ugh, through those awful times and panic attacks that Grace has been through, her mom was always there for her. I loved seeing/reading such involved parent/s in young adult books (I feel like we don't read about it very often). 
 - The writing, the dialogues and monologues, everything. The words were so raw and honest that it hits you at the right moments and places. 
 - Ian Russell. To be quite honest, there were moments that I just wanted Grace to strangle him and at the same time, shake his head to make him man up and see the truth. But as the story went, there were winning moments from him as well. And those moments are what made Grace fall for him. I thought he was sweet then and he really saw past the taunts. He always saw Grace and tried to understand her. And I understand Ian as well, he was Zac's best friend. He can't just turn his back on Zac because they both liked the "girl who cried rape". I can't really say much about Grace and Ian without revealing anything but, let's just say that in their friendship-eventually-turned-into-romantic-relationship, Ian was always the one who screws up and hurts Grace and Grace was always giving him a second chance. What's great though is how, for the last time, he finally did the right thing for Grace and for himself. I loved that he said this the most: 
 "You know, when I was waiting for Coach Bill in the locker room the other night, I kept wishing I could be the hero for you. Save you." Grinning, I remember how she battled Miranda and even a stupid piece of glass. "Hell, you don't need a hero. You just save yourself. You know what you do need, Grace?" 
 She spreads her hands apart, shakes her head. 
 "You need a guy who gets you." 
 She swallows, licks her lips, and my brain almost fries. "Is that you?" 
 "God, I hope so." 
 What I did not like: 
 - The resolution between Grace and Kristie, Grace with Miranda and Lindsay. It was so quick that I thought to myself, "Whoa. Wait, what just happened?". All throughout the book, I read how much Grace is annoyed with and hates Kristie (and vice versa), and how Miranda and Lindsay were both so quick to turn on her and were so terribly mean to her, then all of a sudden, Grace and Kristie were laughing together over clothes and Miranda and Grace hugging in the cafeteria. Seriously, the two resolutions were like done in just half to a complete page at most. 
 - The lack of conclusion with Ian's almost DWI incident. Ian was so worried about his parents finding out about it that he actually puked in the boys' bathroom but it was never mentioned in the last part of the book when/if he will ever admit that to his parents. I mean, that's just it: Ian crashes a mailbox with his dad's car, worries over it too much, Grace tells him to say it to his parents, Ian tells his dad he wants to be a mechanical engineer instead. I was like, "What, that's it?" 
 Overall, I loved this book so much. It touches on issues that needs more attention because it definitely is happening and just imagine how many accounts of rape go unreported and rapists walk free. I want YOU to read this book.