So, this book wasn't perfect, but it was good. 
 Cass resonated with me the way YA protagonists haven't in a long time. And though parts of her road trip felt contrived and just a little too convenient for me (Maggie's whole storyline in particular), it didn't sully the rest of the book for me. 
 I laughed, I cried, but more than that the regular cast of characters on the page felt real. They felt like people I knew and recognized from high school. And that connection has been missing for me with YA recently. 
 I have to say, that I only picked up this book from the public library because the title caught my eye. And I mean really, how could it not? So, I guess what I'm saying is, give it a try?