The Review before reading the Reviews 
 That was unbelievable! What the fuck? I swear, this book was a crazy trip! I felt like I was on drugs reading this! Gawd I love it! I wanna scream and laugh and everything all at once! AHHHHHHHH! P.S. I'm in love with these characters! 
 The Re-Review 
 After reading the most popular review for this book and a few others I contemplated lowering my rating to about -0.5. And then I sat and I thought about it some more. And by lowering the review I would kinda be lying to myself. Because I actually enjoyed the book. It was stimulating... 
 I thought about the same thing for the Twilight series. Reviewers have been cursing Stephenie Meyer form the minute they heard about the sparkles and the unrealistic love triangle between a vampire, a werewolf and a human girl but teenage girls have been off their noggins defending the GREATNESS that was Twilight!!!! I happened to be one of those teenage girls. I wasted about 3-4 years of my teen life obsessing over Edward Cullen and wishing that at some point between turning 17 and graduating form high school I would meet a vampire, get married and become pregnant with my half vampire baby. 
 So looking back on the influence Twilight had on my life as a teenage girl, I can totally get where Sophia is coming from. A book like Beautiful Disaster promotes violence and extreme jealousy to point where its absurd and kinda frightening all because Travis Maddox is a hotty bad-boy with the tats and the muscles. Let's not forget he's a ring fighter who beats people for a living. Beautiful. 
 And then Abby is so weak and emotionally unstable and easily manipulated that she doesn't know the difference between love and a bipolar disorder. Now not the discredit the author, or anything. I'm just concerned about those girls (like I once was) who doesn't how to separate reality from what written on the pages of a fantasy novel. It's misleading to us ( i say us because I still sometimes get caught up in my reading) and unhealthy to see Travis' psycho-jealous boyfriend behaviour as hot and hardcore-romantic and maybe we need to really read between the lines and go just beyond what look pretty and what it really means. Idk I might not make sense to some people but really. Reviews like those really open your eyes about what books like this really say to you.