I received an ARC of this book from NetGalley in exchange for my unbiased opinion. 
 When Jessa's parents get divorced and her dad moves to Colorado when she is in 7th grade, she develops generalized anxiety disorder. Jessa has learned how to hide it, but when she gets in a car accident that leaves her with broken bones and scars, she feels she can't hide it anymore. Her dad invites her to live with him in Colorado, and the people she meets there just might be able to draw her out to let her true self show. 
 I liked that the characters in this book were all realistic and three-dimensional. I think the one thing I could have done without in the book is all the philosophizing at the end. I would be interested in reading a sequel from Hannah's point of view.