Please Ignore Vera Dietz is an enjoyable read. 
 Overall Thoughts: 
 I love the characters. Most of them. The Detentionheads, however, are typical high school dumbasses even though they are key to the story. Vera, the main character, is very relatable. She's strange in all the best ways. And classy, as Charlie calls her. How she goes about dealing with Charlie's death and the resolution behind that is relatable, as well. 
 I like the relationships. Most of them. See Detentionheads. Vera should've run over them with her mom's car. The dynamic between Vera and her father is great and very true to life. Their mock-fest of each other later in the book is hilarious. Vera and James's thing they have going throughout isn't anything really memorable, but it's understandable for Vera's character and her family history. (Why does that sound odd and kinda hilarious to me?) 
 I like the mystery surrounding Charlie's death. I do. But seriously, the ending just did not do it for me. At all. Without giving away much, my questions are not answered. There's a general answer to my questions, but nothing is concrete, and that irritates me. As a reader, I want to know these things! Now!