Don't Hold Back. 
 And that is exactly what I loved about this book. I'm not sure if you guys have encountered or noticed this, but sometimes in the romantic aspects of abook, or some heavy situations or when there's a lot of action and violence, it feels like the author is holding back. The characters simply won't go too far. And I recent this, big time. I've been through this with a lot of books and it's really frustrating. The DUFF was not one of those books, in fact, I think Bianca - main character - made many good choices and many bad ones, but she did them all with conviction. She was a bold and straightforward character. She went into the bitchy side at times, but she manages to control her character towards the end. 
 Wesley was a really fun character (and hot, and hot, Oh and hot!). He didn't mind being used at all, and was always available for Bianca. Granted, he was a big jerk at times, like when he told Bianca she was the DUFF - Designated Ugly Fat Friend. Ouch. This label really dances along Bianca's mind, but she refuses to let it get to her. And even though it did hurt, she has other problems to worry about at home and with her friends. She doesn't believe they'll be to hard to deal with, especially now that she has her boy toy; but, you know, things don't always work out as we had planned... 
 Bianca is in for a really interesting senior year, that's for sure. I Loved Bianca's head. Her thoughts, her humor, her sarcasm, everything. The book was a lighthearted read, but it sill touched deep subjects and was overall a really honest story. 
 Loved it! A Must Read! Because we're all Duffies some times :P 
 Lots of Thanks for Jennifer for recommending it to me!