All around 5 stars. I rated AGGGTM a 4.8 stars, purely because I thought the writing style was a bit too immature for me, considering the subject matter, and that the MC was a senior in high school. I found Holly Jackson’s writing definitely improved in this book, and I ended up bawling my eyes out at the ending. The character development was so satisfying to watch, and the way trauma responses and grief is depicted is so accurate, especially the way it manifested into the physical text of the book. So many twists and turns, and I expected none of them. A great second book to the trilogy.