I really wanted to love this book- I'm a sucker for a heroine who's tough and seems to have her shit together. And I also like when the girl is the one pulling all the stops on the guy, instead of the girl being all woe is me. 
 Give Me Something had potential, but that's where my praises end. It was poorly written, wordy, drawn out. The characters were flat and boring. I didn't care what happened to them, or what they were talking about. In fact, I completely skipped from about 73% to the end, and I still knew what was going on. Like, what was happening in that 25 percent-ish of the book that was so important to be included? Obviously nothing. 
 From the blurb, we get the impression that Lila Garrison (The fact that this name is so similar to that of a character in Friday Night Lights should have tipped me off to a poorly thought out book) knows just what she wants and how to get it, but through the entirety of the book, she's back and forth and easily swayed. She has barely any attitude, barely puts up a fight in the heat of an "argument." 
 Tucker was...gosh, completely forgettable. I honestly don't even remember more than two things he said, and they were both cheesy pick-up lines. Which, executed properly, could have been a cute little thing, but the grammatical errors took away any of the magic that could have come from that. 
 And Nick...I don't think we learned one single thing about him. Did we ever even learn his last name? I just finished this book yesterday and I'm already digging to remember the details. That's how much this book affected me. 
 Despite all of that, I did finish the book, even if I skipped around, so it wasn't an entire fail. I just wish the story had been better written/thought out. It could have been a good one.