I really liked it, and it was especially nice getting a narrative from a creator/artist. I was mad disappointed in Wallace toward the end. I hadn't expected him to act that way since he seemed so understanding but boy was he a—Anyway, Eliza never tried to explain herself to her parents. She just always blew up. I can acknowledge there are times you tell your parents stuff, and it doesn't stick as if your explanations dislodge from their brains slide out their ears. But Eliza's mom and dad were honestly making an effort, a futile one, but an effort none the less. The last of Eliza's family, her two younger brothers, I really loved. Sully and Church were so adorable. We weren't shown too much of Church, but Sully was very vocal about his support of his sissy.

So yeah. This book reads like the epitome of tumblr and Wattpad, which the actual author is quite familiar with. Not too much talk about fandom because it's just here and there. But I think the average teenage would like this book.