I was so sad when I was listening to the audiobook and it was estimated 8 hours and 45 minutes long and it was over at 7 hours and 30 minutes. I would've loved more of my favorite characters and them finding their happiness! 
 "I was the Duff. And that was a good thing. Because anyone who didn't feel like the Duff must not have friends. Every girl feels unattractive sometimes. Why had it taken me so long to figure that out? Why had I been stressing over that dumb word for so long when it was so simple? I should be proud to be the Duff. Proud to have great friends who, in their minds, were my Duffs." 
 DUFF. Apparently there's one in every clique (secretly wondering/thinking I'm the duff ha) and in this story it just so happens to be Bianca. As though she doesn't have enough on her plate with her mom always traveling, a dad who is living a lie, and on top of that being called DUFF by a jerk named Wesley Rush. This is her story of escape, denial, and learning to come to terms with who you are and what you really want in life. 
 I LOVED Bianca's voice. I thought her thought process was really entertaining and enjoyable to follow along with. She was such an honest and up front character (majority of the time). 
 "You can lie to yourself if you want, but reality is going to catch up with you. I'll be waiting when it does... whether you like it or not." There was a LOT of sex and slut shaming though. Honestly, kind of reminded me of my personal high school experience ha. Often times Bianca will make up reasons why it's okay for her to sleep around and use sex as an escape but why it's not okay for others. Really touchy subject when it comes to writing and just life in general but I'm glad it was touched upon. Sex is sex and you don't need to be shamed for enjoying it. I've heard sex wasn't as big as a topic in the movie though which is weird because there's a LOT of it in this book ha. 
 Not overly cheesy. Relatable and witty characters. Really enjoyed myself!