I am so glad I read this book! I wasn't sure about it, but I've heard some good things about it, so I figured I'd give it a try. I really liked it, and I wasn't sure if I would at first. 
 I loved how the book was about art- I seem to be drawn to books about characters who are into art or music. But not only that, it was about a girl who LIKES TO DRAW CADAVERS. Which is really different and quirky, but also really cool, because it makes Bex stand out. And I like that Jack is a grafitti artist, but I think that's because of WHY he does it. It doesn't make it okay, of course, but I get why he was doing it, and I think it really shows the difference between their styles and how big art really is. 
 I really liked the relationship that Bex and Jack have. They start out as friends, and it turns into a more romantic relationship as the book goes on. It felt really natural, and I loved that it grew into something more, because that seems so rare in YA. If you want romance, THAT ISN'T INSTA-LOVE, this is a book you want to read, because it couldn't get any further. I do think Bex has this manic pixie dream girl vibe going on, so keep that in mind if that's not your thing. 
 There are so many other things that I liked about this book: 
 *Like, he met her mom before they even kissed. 
 *Her mom is around a lot, which is different, because parents tend to be absent. Which is understandable, given it's YA, but I liked that we saw her mom quite a bit. I get why her mom acted the way she did in regards to Bex's dad, but it also made me a little sad for Bex, who didn't really get a choice on whether or not she got to have a relationship with her dad. 
 *Her brother is really cool, and I love the relationship Bex has with him. Also, his boyfriend seems cool, and I wish we saw more of him. 
 *I felt for Jack, who has a sister with schizophrenia, and I thought how the family dealt with it was true to life, but also really sad. 
 *I liked seeing Bex at work, and that she worked to help her family out. 
 *There was this minor character we see, who may or may not have a mental illness. I hope he gets the help he needs. 
 *I loved the humor in the book. It was awesome! 
 *I also liked that the book is short, but didn't FEEL short. There was a lot going on, but things were wrapped up really well, while also feeling like some things were left pretty open. It was a really good balance. 
 Was it predictable? Yes, but I didn't care, because I just wanted to keep reading. 
 My Rating: 4 stars. I didn't love it, but I did really like it. I'm glad I gave it a chance!