The beginning of this book really got me to dislike it; I dislike Avery's new friends, I dislike her encounters with Cam -- the awkward person in me just curled in everytime these characters are together. I don't feel like Avery fits in with Jacob and Britney; and I really wish that Avery would go away from Cam and never made any relationship though I know that would not how the story go. Well I guess something that had happened toward Avery in the past is what had made her who she was and what made me who I am when, I am too immersed into her character.

Through out the book, I can say that I was probably more anxious than Avery, everything she was about to do I'd be like no don't do that, don't go to the party, don't say yes to Cam asking her out. I all about being sceptical on Cam, like he's too good to be true, but that's not the case when their relationship started to grow, developed into everything that could make me also feeling the butterflies flying inside my tummy. Their relationship isn't something that'll make cringe.

Every's relationship with her parents somehow in the other hand is in another level of sickness -- or should I say her parents are a total sick. What happened to Avery was in another level of victim blaming, it's even higher than that. I am glad that she -- though it took years -- did manage to overcome what she felt about her fast -- and thanks to Cam for that, thank you for waiting.