This book has some heavy issues, it's about bulling and suicide or attempted suicide. 
 Elise is somewhat of an outcast in school and as the years go by she feels more and more isolated. Elise is at the end of her rope. She is contemplating suicide, when she stumbles upon an underground club, what she discovers changes her life. 
 Music and DJing. 
 There was some romance in the book but I liked how it didn't overshadow the whole story. This book was very uplifting and inspiring. Everyone in the book seemed so relatable. Especially Elise. That made it even harder to hear her struggles. 
 I loved the quotes by famous bands in between each of the chapters. 
 I also liked how her parents were a part of the book, they were not absent or messed up in some way, which I think a lot of parents or guardians are not really that helpful in young adult books, that I thought was really nice. 
 Thank you to Farrar, Straus and Giroux /Netgalley for providing me this eARC for an honest review.