Morbidly obese teen creates a website, on a lark, announcing that he's going to eat himself to death on New Year's Eve, with a live web feed. There's a sudden uptick in his popularity, and he kinda likes it. Do his new friends really like him, or just being close to the drama? Are they encouraging, or egging him on? Is there a difference? 
 I have a very complicated response to this--on the one hand, I like Butter's voice, and he's very realistic--he knows he's not going to drop 200+ pounds overnight; he knows that his weight is not Everyone Else's Fault and he takes responsibility for himself. But... I dunno. I'm just not sure how I feel about the Fat Kid wanting to be the center of attention and get the pretty girl, or being afraid of breaking chairs, or.. I dunno. I don't feel like his backstory with the bullies was well woven into the narrative, and some of Butter's situations seemed a little stereotypical and contrived. 
 Didn't love it, didn't hate it. It's older than I thought, though; for some reason I thought this was a middle-school book.