+ Originality. 
 First of all, I want to say that I've never read a book in such format/style. The whole lyrics, soundtrack thing is absolutely new and inspiring for me. It warmed my heart every time I was listening to the song on my computer and read the lyrics from the book. It helps a loot to dive into the story's atmosphere, and makes everything just a little bit more personal and special. 
 + Unexpected turns. 
 The whole story itself is absolutely nothing I expected it to be. More than that, there were sooo many situations when I thought I knew what was coming, and every time I was wrong. Like, LITTERALY, EVERY TIME! Felt so good, though. 
 + Humor. 
 The first 30% of the book was amaaazing!! I liked how simple and light and funny it was, I liked their pranks, their jokes, their dialogs, the whole intersections between characters was aawesome! 
 - Twist. 
 But then this horrible thing(view spoiler)[kiss (hide spoiler)] happened... From 30% to 55% they were simply living and suffering, living and suffering, again living and again suffering...It became boring and overdramatic and pointless to me, so I had to push myself to finish the book, which wasn't easy at all. 
 - Age. 
 Don't even ask me why, but I somehow imagined the MCs to be a little bit...older? Just a teeny tiny disappointment for me in the beginning. 
 - Musicians. 
 I don't like books about musicians or music. I would never pick this book, if I knew it'd be about musicians. It's not that it's bad, or something, it's just not relatable for me AT ALL. But.. 
 + Ridje. 
 But then I found out that the MC is (view spoiler)[deaf (hide spoiler)]. Didn't see THAT coming for sure. But it was that exact thing that made the whole story even more intriguing. A book about musicians? Thanks, but no, thanks. A book about a (view spoiler)[DEAF (hide spoiler)] musician? Yes, please, YES! 
 - Reige. 
 He's such a jerk, though. The first 55% of the book he was emotionally cheating on his girlfriend, Meggie, which was STILL A CHEATING! He admitted that he was (view spoiler)[attracted to her physically and emotionally (hide spoiler)], and still did nothing with this situation. Won't you agree, that if you thinking about another person in such context it's already A F*CKING SIGNAL TO F*CKIND DO SOMETHING WITH YOUR LIFE INSTEAD FOR JUST DRAMATICLY SUFFERING FROM GUILT FOR 25% OF THE BOOK?? So lame. If you're fighting for your love, if you're sincere with yourself and people who surround you - it's one thing. But if you tell a girl that - (view spoiler)[I love my girlfriend, I will never leave her, she's my one and only..but hold on! I think I like you too! (hide spoiler)] - that's absolutely different. You're just trying to sit at both chairs at the same time, and God, it's just so wrong, man. AND HOW IN THE WORLD DO YOU DARE TO (view spoiler)[HOLD HANDS WITH ANOTHER GIRL IN SUCH INTIMATE WAY, WHEN YOUR OWN GIRLFRIEND IS F*CKING SNORING IN YOUR BEDROOM?? (hide spoiler)] I wanted to kill him with my one bare hands in that f*cking moment. I was just so angry at him, srsly, until.. 
 Maggie. 
 I thought she was going to (view spoiler)[die (hide spoiler)]. Seriously. The moment she asked Ridje if he (view spoiler)[told Syd about her <<story>> and started crying (hide spoiler)], I thought she's going to (view spoiler)[die (hide spoiler)]. I knew there was terribly sad twist that is waiting for me at the end of the book, so I thought that was it. But it wasn't. Something I never expected had happened. Again. Never thought she would (view spoiler)[forgive him. Never thought she'll made a decision to move on without him(view spoiler)[. I was on her side the whole time, even though she's not even the main character in the book. But after that, I was kind of.. confused? Dunno. 
 Sydney 
 Did someone watch Scandal(TV show)? Yes? No? So. There was that moment, that quote, which lives in my head since then, aand it describes perfectly my relationships with this character. <<So, what? Your stomach turns every time you look at me? Well, let me be the one to break it to you, Olivia you are simply looking in the mirror.>> 
 So, yeah, as much as I hate it - I am a Sydney. If I'd be put in a situation like this, I would act exactly the same. Even if I'd wanted to scream about my love, to fight for my feelings, to demand a right to be happy and to be taken in consideration because my love deserves it.. Even if I wanted to do all of this - I wouldn't. I am that kind of person, who always understands everyone, who makes excuses for everyone, and who suffers from it every single time. That's why first 70% of the book I was on Meggie's side, thinking about how bad and unfair the whole situation is for her. Not until... 
 - Ridje. 
 I don't like that he (view spoiler)[asked Sydney to move out immediately as Meg read their messages. I don't like how he started to regret that he wrote her all of this in the first place. I don't like how he even wanted to find a hotel room just for her not to be around him anymore. It feels like she'd been his dirty little secret, and when it all came out, he just wanted to get rid of her. When HE was the one who failed to control himself and who kissed her. He was the one who let her live in his apartment WHEN HE ALREADY KNEW HOW HIS HEART FELT ABOUT THIS GIRL!! (hide spoiler)] God, he's such a douchebag. But then, again, my Sydney part comes back, and I feel guilty for hating Ridge, because, no matter what, he fought for what he thought was right to the very end. See what I meant when I said I have no idea how to feel about this book? (hide spoiler)] (hide spoiler)]