*2.5 stars* (I think? I'm conflicted) 
 I'm struggling to express what I feel about this book. Maybe that was the intention, maybe that's a good thing (so many feelz and whatnot), but I think I'm mostly feeling like I don't exactly know what I just read. This is the type of book where I wonder if I'm too old to be reading YA, like maybe I don't ~*~get it~*~. I really enjoyed the plot of the story- how can you go wrong with a road trip?- but something was just off for me. 
 Part of it was that I didn't really like Mim all that much. I've seen several reviews calling her relatable or real and I just...I know no one that acts or talks like this. And I would know, I did my time as a sarcastic, cynical, witty teen much like Mim. But mostly Mim comes across as rude and deeply unlikable, her cynicism merging into just plain meanness. I also am not fond of characters that get seriously philosophical over every moment of their life because it starts to read like an inspirational poster and just gets cheesy so quick. 
 The other part that didn't gel with me was there were several parts where I had no idea what was going on and the writing would confuse me. I think this was supposed to be to play up Mim's (possible) mental illness but I didn't enjoy it. Maybe because I knew Mim wasn't mentally ill (her "symptoms" mainly came down to her talking to herself...like every other person on the planet does) the writing style didn't make sense to me. It just could be all over the place and I would be confused. Maybe this is just me. 
 I can see why people enjoyed this book a lot but it didn't really mesh with me and I often felt like this was trying so hard to be quirky and deep.