I wanted me not to be me. I wanted too many things for one person. 
 My heart wasn't an organ with valves and blood and arteries. It was another creature entirely. One that couldn't be ignored, no matter how quietly I told it to beat. 
 Reggie Mason is a loner, her solitude partly compounded by clinical depression. When Reggie meets Snake Eliot, a cute, cynical boy at a CVS, things begin looking up...until Carla Banks, a popular girl at school, enters the equation, seven months pregnant with Snake's baby. 
 As the three teens navigate their messy, complicated relationships and learn more about each other, Reggie realizes that it isn't always as easy to define people as she initially thought. 
 Whitney Taylor writes brilliantly, tackling the heavy topics of mental illness and teen pregnancy with honesty, wit and humor. I fell in love with Reggie's snark, Snake's vulnerability and Carla's optimism. 
 Recommended for fans of quick-paced, contemporary YA fiction about friendship and love and all their messy little side-effects.