Reading the summary, and given the subject, I was expecting an emotional, or at least strong read. How else could it be? 
 Yet, I couldn't really connect with any of it. I found the writing a little weird. Long sentences full of description but mostly a dialogues that sounded wrong to me. 
 I'm not a native-english speaker/reader, but I do read lots of books in english and the dialogues coming out of the young people mouths wasn't what I'd expect from young people, or just any people actually. 
 That plus the not-so believable actions of the girl trying to connect with a a boy who lost his ways. 
 I'm not saying the girl shouldn't want to help him (even because a far-streched thing as a dream) but it's the way she does it, and why. 
 Or maybe she's just a very blunt and fast-going person but everything just sounded false to me. 
 I was expecting something different when I decided to read the book and didn't found what I expected from this subject. 
 I received this book from netgalley for an honest review (that's the sentenced used by netgalley readers, right?)