This book was really equal to the Duff for me...and remember how much I loved that one? 
 Sonny was an extremely likeable but flawed protagonist. She's made a huge mistake and doesn't know how to reverse it, so instead just chooses to go with it, hoping that in the end that will fix things. But of course it doesn't, and she ends up getting herself into an even worse situation. I identified with Sonny, I have never lied to the extent she has, but I certainly didn't always tell the truth when I was younger, mainly to cover up how I felt. Haven't we all told our parents that we're ok because we don't want to talk about the multitude of reasons why we're actually not? 
 You can find my full review at Catch These Words