This book was very powerful and possibly one of the best books discussing mental health I've ever read. I honestly think this book has such an important message and Emery Lord is amazing for putting it out there in the way that she did. 
 There were a lot of things I liked about this book. I think the strongest element for me was the characters. They were all very real and very individually well developed. The only one that grated on me at times was Vivi. Obviously there were completely legitimate reasons for her acting the way she did, it was just still hard to read at parts. 
 One thing I really liked was that Lord is amazing with her descriptions. I felt like I had such a vivid mental image of what everything and everyone looked like in a very realistic way. 
 There were some really sweet parts between Jonah and Vivi (and I love Jonah more than I can express in this review) but overall I just didn't really find myself shipping them together? For me it was more about their individual journies.