YA Book Reviews discussion

Wow. This book is... a lot.
Somehow it covers just about every social issue teenagers face. Don't get me wrong, it was really good. It was beautiful and deep, and just kind of perfectly real? I don't know. One thing I didn't like was how it wasn't separated into chapters, only parts. It just made reading it a little harder than I'd like it to be. I also think that this is a book that really only applies to teenagers, because I've heard that it just doesn't resonate the same way. But, hey. That's just what I heard. I liked it's openness about mental health and I really related to the whole 'being a wallflower' thing. Avoiding conflict, and preventing it. I honestly don't have much to say about it, but I think that everyone should read this at least once in high school.
It's one of those books that never truly leaves you. Its words are imprinted in my mind.

Spotify playlist link: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4FL...
Spotify URI code: spotify:playlist:4FLJ61SdUBb9ZNnMnFxr14