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 What a piece of crap. 
 Goodreads is full of 5-star reviews of this book, and I'm honestly not sure if we all read the same book. 
 The entire book is literally just what I imagine it's like inside the head of a horny teenage boy. Ryan Dean is fourteen and constantly thinking about 'hot' girls, making gross comments at them, sometimes even inappropriately touching them when he gets the chance. Throughout the entire book he objectifies (nearly) every woman he sees. He is called out for this, and he acknowledges it, but no actual character development happens as a result. I'm fine with unlikeable characters as long as they undergo some development, but nothing of the sort happened to Ryan Dean. Still the same objectifying, oversexed, slightly homophobic ass he was before. And most of the 'humor' is based on all this problematic behaviour. Like, ha ha, boys will be boys, no homo, I am a pervert, ha ha ha. 
 There is no plot. It's just Ryan Dean making his female best friend and love interest uncomfortable with his perverted comments, no-homoing his gay friend Joey, complaining about how hard his life is, and picking fights. Nothing happens until the last thirty pages or so, when The Big Thing happens and then it just ends. Probably so that the author could write a shitty, unnecessary sequel. 
 This is on lists as one of the best young adult LGBTQIA books out there, and I don't see it. There is one openly gay side character, and he seems to be there just to make the main character go through whatever development he needed to go through. It's exactly the Manic Pixie Dream Girl trope, but even more offensive. The fact that Joey is gay is mentioned constantly, as if that's the only thing about him worth mentioning. 
 I'm one of the very few people who didn't like this book, so I wouldn't recommend it, but I guess it's a love-it-or-hate-it kind of book, so maybe you'll love it. I just think the entire thing is wrong, and there are better books about the same issues that wouldn't be a complete waste of time.