4.5/4.75 stars 
 Seriously, I loved this book. I can't explain why, but I just...did. I considered giving it 5 stars, but I try to reserve that for things that truly astonish me, break my heart, make me cry, make me swoon so hard I feel like I might die. But this is close, so, so close. 
 I read this in one day and the ending left me with that giddy, eeeepy feeling. God, I love Wesley Rush. Honestly, he was SUCH a douchebag, but I love him anyway. 
 Bianca was very relatable, although quite cynical and harsh, but she felt like a real teen. Her problems were realistic and something that a lot of teens go through (maybe not the frienemies with benefits deal, but...) We've all felt ugly and fat and unattractive. We've all felt like the Duff. And we've all done stupid things to try to make ourselves feel better. Sigh. I kinda wish my stupid thing had been Wesley Rush. *big sigh* 
 What can I say? I'm a sucker for the reformed a**hole! 
 This was my favorite of Keplinger's books. I just loved it so much.