Love the fact that this was a book that deals with issues (poverty, racism, classism, disability - just to name a few) that don't get a lot of discussion in YA books. I also really liked that Gwen's promiscuity is dealt in such a way that doesn't slut shame or make her feel guilty. 
 What I didn't like was that the foundations of this book was so good but we spent 400 pages reading aimlessly because nothing happens. And the grand reveal (that takes forever to occur) wasn't as shocking as it should've been. I didn't find Gwen's actions to Cass all that believable just because of that one incident. 
 But I definitely didn't regret reading this because the writing style was on point, albeit slightly slow at times.