3.5/5 
 Oh girl, oh Min Green. What kind of irked me about this book was how she had to point out so many different things all at once in run on sentences, but it makes sense considering how full of emotions she was and how she wants to be director and likes all things film. I always kind of lost my place because of that. I'm not into all that arty stuff so I guess it makes sense. Other than that, I enjoyed how genuine this book was because it truly did represent the teenage mind of someone going through a breakup and reminiscing. Realizing everything that was wrong, choppy, how stupid they were, and... 
 I think a lot of people dislike this book because they notice how ridiculously naive Min is and can't admit that's how they acted when they were as young as her. I mean, come on, at least she realized her naivety while she was recounting her "love story". 
 (view spoiler)[ But her redemption in the end, when she's taking her time to notice Al, oh my poor little heart when Al told her he was in love with her when she said she loved Ed. (hide spoiler)]