This was a voicegalley so I cannot comment on the narration or the quality of the completed audiobook.

This felt like a typical high school to me, in the fact that it all felt normal. Teens not discussing their feelings or their troubles honestly, leading to misunderstanding and fall-outs of friendships/relationships. I love the story arc of the main character, there was a lot of growth shown as she learned how to communicate properly with the people in her life. ( )

Saine should probably have IN before her name because she's capable of frequent self-delusion. Yes, she's flawed and annoying, but those are good hooks for a YA story. Her tunnel vision focus on her documentary, something she needs to get into a competitive program, is how she justifies her dishonesty, even when it threatens to destroy everything she's come to realize is important. How she salvages as much as she can makes for an interesting ending. ( )

teen romance (best friends to enemies to boyfriend/girlfriend) CW: drinking, f-word language, 18-year-olds engaged in various sexual activities.

funny characters (not counting the corny dad jokes) that are easy to ship. ( )