I'd meant to read this for ages and quite liked it. Definitely along the lines of 13 Reasons Why, not just for the easy-to-booktalk premise, but also for its examination of the layers of people in a class -- how everyone's so much better, and so much worse, and ultimately more interesting than you might first think. Sam, our narrator, is pretty unlikable when it starts, but that's why here development throughout the book is so much more satisfying. Lauren Oliver packs a Laura Palmer-esque amount of stuff into Sam's final day, so that repeating it doesn't get repetitive, if that makes sense. There were so many things for her to do, each day was interesting and unexpected. 
 Caveat: this was like 75% a great audiobook, but the choice to narrate Kent's character akin to the nerdy Professor from The Simpsons was a detriment to that whole plotline. Not a great call, audiobook director.