Paige's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 I loved this book. The main characters, Emmett and Jeremy, are facing real struggles but are adorably charming. 
 They are different but they want what we all want, to be accepted with our peers and family. 
 Emmett was easier for me to relate to. I think because you could see his disability. Due to his autism he was blunt with his wants and needs. Sometimes to his detriment. I loved the conversations he had with his parents. They struggled watching their only child grow from a boy into a man. This caused me to have a soft spot for Marietta, Emmett's mom. I loved the candid conversations he had with both of his parents. 
 Jeremy was a challenge because you couldn't see his disability. The author did a great job describing his struggles. How he feels. How he experiences panic attacks. How his depression effects him and others. It's easy to see how difficult it was for his parents to relate to him. Often times their passages between them were tough to read but as a parent you want the very best for your child. You don't want to see them struggle. 
 The other characters were equally well written and helped make this book an enjoyable read. Both boys were successful because of characters like Dr. North, David, Tammy and Sally. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.