I loved this book. 
 This book was interesting. To be inside of Daelyn's head could be sad at times, especially when revealing her experiences which led her into attempting suicide so many times, and then her plan to try again. But there was also humor mixed in when she would talk to Santana who she didn't like at first but grew to like more and more, even depending a little on him showing up every day even if she didn't want to believe it. 
 This book also put into perspective for me the true horrors of bullying at schools and what it can lead to. Because even if you aren't the bully you can still have a direct line to a person's downfall by seeing what's going on yet doing nothing about it. Like Daelyn's parents always making excuses through the years about her bullies. Until she gave up on them, believing them to be liars who never really loved or wanted to help her. Daelyn's reluctance to get close to Santana is also closely related to her sexual assault from school bullies which she never told anyone about for fear that they wouldn't do anything and it might just get worse. 
 Throughout the book I saw Daelyn's determination for what she wanted to do after her previous failures. Yet it seemed she was still somewhat reluctant. In choosing a method it seemed she would dismiss the one's that required too much thought during the process which she could change her mind, and also methods which could end up making things worse for her if she failed. It's interesting and very sad to think that people think this way every day and attempt it when it's obvious to everyone except for them that people do actually care if they live or die and people would notice if/when they disappeared forever. But maybe some people like Daelyn and those people she talked to on the website feel that the ridicule will never stop, and they will always have to live a life of hell and torment. If only there were more Santanas in the world. 
 Throughout Daelyn's memories and thoughts of what she was trying to accomplish you are forced to consider the questions she asks herself about life and living through the bad. Even if it's unconsciously you think about how your answers differ from hers or are possibly similar in some ways. 
 I thought this was a very well written story set in the mind of a troubled young girl in search of a way out of her life. I highly recommend it.