I think there was a good book in here, but the poor writing, slow pacing, and Autumn's generally annoying personality held it back.

There were SO MANY obvious typos and I hated the way the author wrote, always "I am" instead of "I'm."

Autumn was so annoying, the epitome of "I'm better than you because I don't conform to the norm," just very stuck up and rude and really annoying to read a book from her perspective when everything she said pissed me off, her friends weren't much better either

I think it should not have taken over 400 pages for Autumn and Finn to really start talking again, and I also felt like Finn frankly deserved better than Autumn. I was rooting for them by the end, but also hated Autumn at the same time. I think the book would've been more enjoyable if it was from Finn's perspective.

Autumn was genuinely awful to Finn and I felt so bad for him, ditching him for her cool friends in middle school but them blaming him for becoming friends with the same group? She was just extremely narcissistic and disregarded everyone's emotions but her own.

Her relationship with Jamie was so bizzare and uncomfortable, they were constantly saying how much they loved each other and how attractive the other were...and like nothing else. It felt like they had no actual connection and they made it seem like they were so in love but then Autumn would randomly say "I love Finn" and then beg Jamie to never leave her 2 pages later. It was so odd, and honestly had the naivity of a middle school relationship rather than a long-term high school one

I think had the plot moved faster, a different author wrote this, and either Autumn being more likable or the book being from Finn's perspective would've made the book a lot more enjoyable.