A very touching story that had a few irritating parts to it but most of it was good so I spent ten minutes wondering if I should give it 3 stars or 4. 
 I settled with 3.5 stars. 
 Libby Strout is seen for her weight which she gained after her mother's death. She wants to be the kind of girl who is wanted, who is seen for who she is, not what she looks like. 
 Libby knows that the girl who she looks like is NOT the girl who she really is. 
 Jack Masselin has prosopagnosia and I found his character the most interesting. He can't recognise faces, not of his friends and neither of those who he loves. He hasn't told anyone about his secret and has been suffering this on his own. 
 Good points given to this book: 
 ~ the focus on prosopagnosia 
 ~ good relationship development between Jack and Libby, no insta-love 
 ~ strong female protagonist 
 ~ Dusty (love this little dude) 
 Things that made this book not-so-great: 
 ~ mean girl. Why is there always a mean girl involved?! 
 ~ I couldn't fully understand Seth Powell. I mean, he was just cruel. 
 ~ some parts were SO boring . . . SO slow . . . 
 BUT, I do recommend this book to people who've read 'All The Bright Places' and 'Everything, Everything'. Enjoy!