*REREAD for the 2nd time because I thought it'd be perfect for the summer!* 
 This book is demonstrates how popularity and first love can be seen in a short amount of pages. Whether you're an ordinary person or a strange one. And it's all very inspiring and admirable. For the first time reading this, I actually thought the main character was a GIRL for a while! Second time reading it, I know we go through the point of view of a boy, Leo, who is just like one of 'them', but eventually falls for Stargirl and experiences how people treat them in the midst. 
 I gotta say that this is one of the most quirkiest books I've read mostly because of the characters plus the setting which takes place in Arizona. 
 It's really powerful and moving because it really does show the ups and downs of popularity and the bittersweetness of first love. I get it. On top of that, I like how much individuality Stargirl has to the point where I want to be like her. Not exactly like, like her, but be honest about myself. Show your true colors and don't care what anyone thinks of you; be who you want to be. That was not a quote from the book, just my own words. 
 I wanted to rate it a 5. BUT. 
 The problem for me is Leo. He kind of ruined my first impression on every male POVs. That explains why it takes me more convincing to read books in male pov - no offense. He got on my bad side because of his decisions and actions. Moreover his reaction on everything. You have to be pricking on me Leo! 
 * 4.75 Stars!!!*