I received a copy of this book as part of a goodreads giveaway. 
 I'm not quite sure how I feel about this book. On the one hand I really liked Henry, or at least most of the time. I found his character to be funny and whitty, and maybe even a little bit nerdy, but in a cute way. At first he really seemed to have his head on straight. I loved his friends Lola and Murphy. They were funny and really great friends, especially Lola who seemed to be the voice of reason and clearly the smartest of the bunch. Henry's family was awesome too. His parents tried a little too hard to be cool, but also let him naturally experience things that teens his age would do since their oldest daughter Sadie was such a bad girl and got into lots trouble. Henry's relationship with his sister was another thing I really liked, and she would give him some solid advice and inquired about things in his life when necessary. 
 My issues were that Henry became so absorbed and obsessed with Grace. It was so bad that his grades suffered and he all but abandoned his role as lead editor for the newspaper he worked years to get and needed for college applications. Uhhh what? And while this is happening his parents never notice and the school doesn't contact them. BUT! The school officials do everything in their power to keep Grace and Henry separated when they realize she is a clear distraction for him (view spoiler)[even going so far as to not notify him when Grace runs away from home and the police and his parents are at her house searching for her. (hide spoiler)]. I found Grace to be a terrible person despite her clear grief. It was clear very early on that Grace was using Henry in the worse way possible and lying to him at every turn. The girl clearly needed help and I thought the story was going to work towards that because what she was doing was not healthy in any way. (view spoiler)[Grace walked around in her dead boyfriends clothes and didn't wash them, she told people all the things she loved were really things he loved, like music and movies. She wore his deodorant, lived with his parents, visited his grave everyday and cried, purposely kept her bad leg injured, and slept in his room exactly as it was before he died. Yeah, I think this girl needs help. She needs to talk to someone. Because her using Henry and pretending he was Dom. (hide spoiler)] 
 I found this book to be just ok. There were some things to really like about this book and I think Henry learned a lot in this book.