Thinking about this book all I can think of is 2 things 
 - Flawed Characters 
 - Perfect message 
 I'm sorry to anyone who found the message in this book to be misconstrued or wrong but I loved all the moments and perhaps you would to if you weren't to quick to judge. 
 Libby is the worlds fattest teen, although she's lost the weight and is healthy now. It does say how much she weighs and she's not that big but she still see's herself that way, she still looks at others and had doubt about what they're thinking, she's a tough girl, she loves to dance, she stands up for others and herself. 
 There are moments she could have handled better BUT that's what makes her flawed, what makes her a relatable teen, what makes her and everyone them. 
 I loved her, spirit, the moments where she said fuck it all and was her and only her, when she realised she is happy how she is, she is proud, and no one could take that away. 
 Jack has Prosopagnosia because of this he's always hiding, maybe not in a way that Libby did but he puts up walls, be funny, be full of swagger, don't let anyone see that you can't recognise them. I love Jack, he was fundamentally flawed, peer pressured into bullying but has a good heart. 
 Jack is kind, loving, and confused. I loved his lists, his point of view, and what he thought of Libby the whole time. 
 I feel Jennifer Niven writes beautiful teenage characters and although some of the romance seemed a bit mushy and I felt Jack could have been more forth coming with his family the story was enjoyable and gave me a wow feeling. I feel like I should go put a purple bikini on and stand in the street singing Your Beautiful to strangers because people are beautiful, not surface beauty but inside beauty and that is what counts. 
 "Dear friend, You are not a freak. You are wanted. You are necessary. You are the only you there is. Don't be afraid to leave the castle. It's a great big world out there. Love, a fellow reader"