I really wanted to enjoy this book more than I did. As someone who has mental health issues similar to Audrey's, I wasn't too keen on how mental illness was portrayed in this book. I get that everyone's mental health is different, but I wasn't a fan of how Audrey "found herself" because of a boy. Sure, love can make someone happy and can possibly help someone cope with depression, but I think I would have enjoyed this more if Audrey had found herself through self-exploration and focused more on herself rather than a boy. Maybe thats the feminist in me?