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"Very is a great character. She is a lot like the spirited teen at the center of Cohn's Gingerbread series: she's a mouthy girl who's full of life and honesty, and even though she often makes the wrong decision and hurts those she loves, she's really a good person who's carrying around a lot of pain. The problem here is that readers won't know if this book is supposed to be funny or serious. Does she actually have a technology addiction? Or is the rehab center, with its needlepoint and 12-steps, just a joke? The beginning of the book is so breezy that readers might feel sort of lost when Very starts unpacking her emotional baggage, including her mother's deadly drug overdose, and her first sexual experience at the age of 12. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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