More like a 3.75? 
 Anyway, what I like the most about this book is its theme of making choices. Do we really have a choice? Are choices worth making? 
 Mia's deciding whether to stay or go and there is by no means an easy answer. She reminisces events in her life and all the relationships she's made (although I'm not sure how much I like the developments) in order to get closure. 
 The ending is hopeful, which I like and think is appropriate