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I think I may have forgotten to mention that the main character, Monica struggles daily with her compulsive behaviors. They have started to get out of control. That would explain her stressing out about EVERYTHING! She struggles to even give her brother and sister a simple gift because she's obsessing the fact that one of the gifts looks bigger than the other. This book is starting to lose my attention.

This book is about a young girl named Monica Devon that deals with her flaw of obsessing about every single thing. She even did an experiment on herself that stated that she spends 98.726% of her time obsessing. Honestly, I don't know how I'm feeling about this book. The main character is starting to irk me because I just want to tell her that everything is going to be okay if she'd stop stressing over everything.

Natalie has been attending her new school for the blind for just 24 hours and she's already over it. She's been "forced" to pick out a cane that's just right for her even though she isn't completely blind yet and that kills her. She's meeting all of these new girls, but she's not too happy about it because she doesn't want to be there in the first place, and now she's told that she has to live with a roommate.

Natalie sits down with a new face, by the name of Serena, at her new school for the blind and learns that not everyone in that school is completely blind. She now comes to the realization that Serena can see as well, just not as good as she (Serena) would hope. Natalie starts to feel homesick and begins missing her friends back in Baltimore, and she completely loses it when she's told that she has to pick out a cane.

This book is starting to get interesting. I just read that Natalie, the main character is starting to lose her eyesight even more even after multiple surgeries. She's now told by her mom and her doctor that she must attend a special school for the blind instead of going back to her high school for her sophomore year.

Main character Natalie is a normal girl with normal abilities, but she shortly realizes and has to deal with the fact that she now has to live without one of these normal abilities: her sight. The beginning of the book mainly talks about her eyesight starting to fade and how she's trying to cope with it all. It's okay so far. I hope it's better than my last read.

I'm just now learning a little bit about Alex's weekend home alone while his parents are at a wedding in Tennessee and his older brother is spending time at his girlfriend's hotel room (even though he's supposed to be home with Alex "supervising" him.) I don't really think I like this book too much.

This book is so far pretty interesting. It makes me wonder what is going on with the main character's little brother. I can't wait to keep reading.