Although this book was about an important topic, I felt like it jumped around too much. The narration was a little strange and the characters, at times, inconsistent. Although it was fun to read, there wasn't really a message about harassment other then "It happens.". I saw the major twist before it happened, but that wasn't a big deal. It was more the fact that so many horrifying and traumatic experiences were quickly glossed over. They were given the same attention and significance as other menial matters. There was a lot of potential in the book but it remains more of a read-for-fun novel rather than a piece of literature to speak for a movement.