Like how Kristin enjoyed her running, it's about the journey, not the destination. The ending for me was a let-down. I felt as if there's some sort of a cliff-hanger there. I don't know really how to describe it. However, it's the first book to make me like its journey. Surprising, because it's a sad book but weirdly, I liked that sad journey I was on. I learnt so much. To see from a perspective of what the "other" feels. Gender can't be seen as black and white. There's more to it. There's a quote in there I liked, a lot. I think it goes something like this - "the key to happiness is to have low expectations". It was something I've thought about since... Well, whenever I was let down. 
 The story was well-written, it was quite predictable about how her happiness will just BAM! Quickly go away. I thought there was actually chemistry between her and Sam. 
 When she confessed, he was still close-minded. Would it matter if she did tell her before everything was leaked? 
 So much thinking went into this. I was so engaged. Normally, I don't read these kinds of books. I stuck to ones where there wasn't that much of "other" and when there wasn't so much educating. I honestly think this book must be read by everyone because I can say myself, I have become more open-minded. The book has taught me so much, I've just realised it now. There was such a perfect balance. 
 How quickly it was to have everyone turn against her. HER. Overall, well-written book that I would recommend for everyone - well, to those mature enough due to the book's contents.