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| Craig describing how he feels |
The best thing about this book is the straight forward comments that Craig makes.
It's so real, his depression.
It's like you're in his head, listening to his thoughts, understanding what he's going through.
Craig's character development is phenomenal as well. When he acts, you can almost predict what he will do because it feels like you know him. I really hope to see how he grows throughout the book.
Hm... Now, I'd have to say the worst thing about this book is the dialogue. It's sort of...cliche? Like at one point Craig is with his group of friends and they keep going, "Son!" or "Pass it, son." I don't think that people say "son" anymore. Or at least not a lot. I find the conversations awkward, and hard to follow, sometimes I need to stop and reread to figure out who is talking. It might be the personalities of these people, maybe it's just me, I don't know. I like the book nonetheless.
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