I was super excited to finally read this book and now I can't really decide if I genuinely enjoyed it or if I didn't. 
 To put things easily, there were two main reasons that I didn't enjoy this book as much as I thought that I would. The first thing that I didn't like was that every character's chapter was made with a unique writing style. While some were hardly noticeable at all, other really irritated me. Right off of the top of my head, Matt's sections come to mind where everything between dialogue is mainly written as: 
 she was like "blah, blah, blah," and I was like "blah, blah, blah," and then he was like "blah, blah, blah," 
 Kind of tying into that, I felt that we didn't get to hear enough of the side of the story coming from those that were involved in the student-teacher affair. When we did hear about it, the author chose to make that character's dialogue into poetry so we got very little from that character and quite a lot from less interesting characters. 
 I did give this a fairly neutral rating because there was some good in it. I enjoyed seeing how they characters played out to make each of the seven deadly sins and I liked seeing how they overcame their character flaws. I thought that the end of this book was much more interesting than the beginning which made it feel that it was worth the read.