I finished this book while I was on call at the hospital a few days (a week? I have no idea...) ago and just forgot to rate it..... I suppose that in itself tells you it didn't affect me that much. 
 It was a very cute read, very different from Aguirre's writing in Enclave, much more feely. Quite teenage girly. (My vocab is obviously on strike today!) 
 I actually really enjoyed the idea of the Post-it Princess, I think it was sweet and brave and inspired. 
 There were a few things I had a problem with...... Sage's dark past was not at all what I expected, but how it was viewed/dealt with bothered me quite a bit. It was just deemed acceptable because of circumstances.... which isn't right! It was skimmed over and then forgotten. And at the end of the day I don't really know who she was, because she kept saying she was being all smiley and that it was fake but she was definitely not whoever she imagined Shadow Sage to be. I did enjoy her tenacity at times though. 
 I loved her relationship with her aunt - as it really was and not how she perceived it to be. And the scene in the last bit did induce a few water droplets to leak from my eyes. 
 I enjoyed moments in this book - like when Sage is down in the dumps and people cheer her up by her locker, tugged at my heart strings! 
 Shane was a good character, I wanted to wrap my arms around him and make things better for him. 
 There were things I liked and things I disliked, so overall a 3/5 seems fair!