I liked some aspects of this: Esther's conversations and feelings felt realistic; her facing her fears and dealing with anxiety; teens who are quirky and unusual. But it dragged for me, it's hard to believe there would be such a variety of mental illness in one immediate family (but maybe?), and the magical/Death aspect detracted from the story for me, though I did like the ending of that storyline. 
 I received this as an ARC from the publisher at ALA Chicago.