This book deals with the sensitive topic of rape and E.K. Johnston wrote this story in the most uniquely beautiful way I've ever read. She tells this story from a viewpoint we hardly get to see and I deeply appreciated it. 
 Polly is doing her best to deal with the aftermath of having been drugged and raped at cheer camp. She's trying to find her new normal. Life before the rape will never be the same as it was, she knows this, so that's why she focuses on her future. I liked that Polly never stopped looking forward. I wanted to jump up and cheer for Polly and her outlook on life despite what happened to her. Most of the time we don't see young women in this light who have suffered a traumatic experience. While this book is very sensitive, it is hardcore, real, and life. 
 I cherished this book so much and it touched me deeply. It is a great story that everyone should read.