Actual rating: 4.5 stars 
 I don't care what y'all have to say but I absolutely positively LOVE this book. I had doubts at first because a lot of people didn't seem to love this one but I just went on and read it myself. And one thing I have to say, I LOVE YOU JENNIFER NIVEN. 
 I love that Jennifer Niven still addresses mental illness in her book, with Libby having anxiety and all about her weight and how fast she was. I can relate to her so much it's amazing. I had gone through a series of events and years of getting bullied because of my weight and I've felt everything she felt. About feeling that people don't want you and that you're a burden and a mistake. This book gives me courage and hope that "YOU ARE WANTED." 
 Jack Masselin on the other hand had prosopagnosia - which is a disorder of face-blindness where one doesn't be able to recognize people's faces. It's like when you've seen that person and you look the other way and you look back, they're completely a different person. It's interesting that Jennifer Niven makes the effort to tackle this disorder really well that actually made me intrigued to know more about it. That's her specialty I guess. Same goes to when I read All The Bright Places, it made me want to know more about bipolar. I gotta say, this was my first time hearing about prosopagnosia that when I first stumbled upon that word in this book, I went to Google it straight away. 
 All I have to say is that I love this book so much even though it has flaws here and there like how the romance was too good to be true, but whatever. This book is important. And it is everything. 
 Remember that YOU ARE WANTED.