I went through a whole range of emotions while reading this book. This was a wonderful book, but I remained angry through about 90% of it. Polarity, a girl with an unusual name becomes the target for a horrible prank where a nude picture of her pops up through her school's computer and spreads around like wildfire. Called into the principal's office where she's endlessly questioned by her principal and officers of the law, no one believes her protests that she never posed for the picture nor does she know who did it. Convinced that her parents are the culprits, they (principal and officers) call in Child Protection Services and haul her off into foster care before she's thrust into her grandmother's care for the next three months. 
 Without divulging too much information, this book was a rollercoaster of feelings. I was baffled and angry by her parents' reaction to what happened to her, believing that she's completely capable of posing nude for someone and allowing them to leak it out to the public. They didn't even bother trying to give her the benefit of the doubt and it made me irrationally angry to know that they would treat their own daughter that way. Her mother suffers from BPD (Bi-Polar Disorder, I think it was called) so her erratic mood swings were sort of understandable, but I hated having to see her say so many horrible things to her Polarity. 
 One bright spot throughout all the huffing and puffing that I was doing while reading was Ethan. This beautiful African-American guy in her school whom she has the most adorable thing for. And he likes her as well. I adored how hard he worked to try and prove that Polarity is innocent. How, when people at her school continually went around posting her picture on her locker, he went on a little rampage to find out who did it and refused to stop until he found his answers. Their budding relationship was so nice to see; I loved seeing how he was there for her all the time and she was for him. All in all, this book was an excellent read and I breezed through it in no time at all. Loved it, loved it, loved it.