My favourite aspect of this book was how the relationship between Devon and Foster, her cousin, grows. Or rather, since Foster was rather unwavering in his Foster-ness, how Devon grows and is able to invest in their relationship and see him for who he is. 
 Foster is such a gem - unashamed of who he is, unperturbed about being who peopple want him to be and so blatantly honest in speaking his mind. 
 Devon truly does grow throughout the book, in the beginning of the book she is rather judgemental and judges people harshly for their appearances. Towards the end she does realise that people are more than what they may seem. Ezra is stoic, strong and silent but really steady. 
 This was a fun read, while also being a little meaningful. 
 "Close your eyes, real tight, and then count to three hundred. That's all you have to do. You just count to three hundred, and when you open your eyes, five minutes will have passed. And even if it hurts or things are shitty or you don't know what to do, you just made it through five whole minutes. And when it feels like you can't go on, you just close your eyes and do it again. That's all you need. Just five minutes at a time."