MM managed to hold my interest for the full day without breaks. 
 "Saving Francesca" left a light feeling inside me, something, not many books manage to do. 
 I like the simplicity of it. There wasn't some complicated plot with great goal to reach by the end of the book. It was just a description of sixteen-years-old girl daily routine. Just her story about school and home. But it was so interesting, that I couldn't put it down. And somehow in the end the story transformed from the description of the ordinary life to the story about a girl finding her place in the world and finding out who she is and what she wants. 
 I love the way MM writes about boys at that school. I remember boys at my school at sixteen and MM manage to capture all that describes them at this age. 
 Unlike the other YA authors who desperately try to show us that at sixteen their characters are grown-ups, MM shows us that they are still children. 
 I liked that this book made me very sad and the the next moment it made me laugh. 
 Read it, and you will fall in love with "Saving Francesca". I know I did.