The first half of this story was disappointing. Although you get a real good idea who Lissa is and what she's been through over her last sixteen years of her life, you don't really get a chance to take in all that she and Kate were before everything changed. I enjoyed the story, nonetheless, but I just can't help but feel kind of gipped. It's obvious that Kate was her everything, and the loss of her friendship didn't seem to destroy Lissa like it would for any other normal sixteen year old girl who had a falling out with her best friend. 
 The second half of the tale was a bit more interesting, but I still felt it lacked the rawness and honestly that the subject deserved. 
 The emphasis on all of the dreaming was interesting, but took away from the initial story and by the end of it, it felt like the dreams were just something used to fill space... So much more focus could have been put on Kate and Lissa's past instead of focusing on strange dreams that may or may not have meant something.