"I wish second chances were real". 
 I'm surprised how this book turned out for me. Regardless of the rating of 3.90. And a very confusing narration. I do not know who was talking? Was it Death? or Liz's Imaginary Friend? Whatever, a mystery. Kidding! You'll find out. You'll see, one of the main reason I cried a river.. Oops, spoiler? Narration, characters, the story itself. I loved it. What bothered me a little is the flashback thing. It is a novel with the mixture of dark and hopeful. I had no idea what I was getting into when I started reading this book. 
 Admit it or not there was once a Liz Emerson amongst us, some of us may still is. And no matter how hard... Quitting is not an option. That's what I loved about this. An astounding young adult read with so much reflection to gain from. Trying to be brave, for who you are and what you are. Standing up for what you really think. Hell, there are more. Teen pregnancy, dealing with divorce, death, substance abuse, god, I'm tearing up while writing this review... tee-hee 
 I am still astonished and overwhelmed. I was effusive from page one until the end. Especially, chapter 77 when the realization struck me HARD AF 
 This is something worth reading. A really great prose. You'll get the hang of flashbacks too, don't worry.