Rating: 4 Stars 
 I've felt skeptical about rating this book and even more so writing a review because it seems to be so controversial, but here I am anyway. I don't quite know if I like it when I just sit down and think about it, but I finished a book of poetry, which never happens, and that alone is enough for me to give 4 stars. So I must've enjoyed it in some ways if I actually managed to read through the whole thing. 
 I've read more than a few reviews after reading this book, and many people say that it seems as if this book came "straight out of tumblr" or that it "isn't real poetry," and you know what, that may be true. I'm giving this this rating because it was fun to read, not because it's something I've seen before or it's not the typical poetry you read. So what if the author doesn't use sophisticated vocabulary and uses words "fit for a twelve year old to read." Maybe it wasn't some amazing poetry that made you think about the big questions in life, but this book has inspired me to read more poetry, whatever that may be, and I'm grateful for that.