Terra Cooper is beautiful, slamming bod and all that, just one problem her "flawed" face. What Terra wants is out. Out of this town, out of this family, and out of this skin. This novel is one about a fractured family, travel, falling in love, and True Beauty. 
 I found this book to be lovely because it made me smile. Honestly, sometimes the plot does move predictably, but not in a way that would bother you and the overall story is worth it. Seeing the progression of all the characters was a big thing for me, while Terra is the main character the novel doesn't focus solely on her and her development. 
 The writing is lovely in a way that would feel too wordy if it weren't for how normal and real the characters are. The author also uses a lot of metaphors that would be out of place elsewhere but work perfectly with the synergy of the novel here. 
 Basically, I'm saying I really liked it.