Five teens meet as strangers. 
 Five different personalities. 
 Five lives taking you to a journey of their four years in high school. 
 I don't really mind books with multiple perspectives. It's just challenging to keep up with their stories because I can't connect with them. The premise is great and easy to read but nothing much happens to keep me interested. 
 As for the characters, I do appreciate the diversity. Out of the five teenagers, Jake -- the boy who has a crush on his best friend, Ted and Zoe-- the daughter of an alcoholic actress but they don't have a close relationship pushed me to keep me going. These two stood out for me but more on Jake. Gregor and Mia are both okay. Their characters fell flat to me. Whitney is my least favorite. She is a popular girl and dating from one guy to another but I like she knows her limitations of not going all the way with guys. For her, love should be in it. (If you know what I mean) 
 Overall, it's an okay story. It just doesn't really stick to me.