For the most part, I really liked this. The main story of Sky and Josh was very well done, as were Sky's changing relationships with her friends and the complicated relationship she has with her crappy small town. I'm starting to sound like a broken record, but her mother is pretty awful and I didn't quite buy into their reconciliation, which is one of those things I noticed once in YA and now I see it in so many of the books I read. And, there were some other issues related to Sky's family history that kind of just disappeared from the story and I wish had been explored a bit further. I thought the sprinkling of Josh's point of view in the form of journal entries added a lot to this story while still keeping it very much Sky's story. And, I was glad to see poverty dealt with in an authentic way. 
 Basically, I liked this quite a bit with the exception of my usual pickiness.