The diction and the content in this book are quite understandable. The main character is also relatable.

The name of the main character's crush is so well-created. He's like an imaginary charming boy :D

Well, I was completely wrong about when I said the diction is quite understndable. In fact, after reading chapter by chapter, the diction chosen by the author is full of figurative language. I need to stop reading once or twice to search for the meaning. However, that's not a big deal. It's part of learning ^^

I like the way the author describing the life of Emilie. It feels so real. The rise of the conflict is so well-made.

Indeed, Emilie is a tough girl.

What I don't like by reading this book is there are lots of figurative languages used by the author😂 Although each chapter consists of not more than 12 pages, it takes me long time to digest the meaning of some sentences. That's not a big deal anyway ^_^

At first, I think that the story is full of teenage life. But, there's actually a message that the author is trying to deliver by creating a conflict between Emilie and her mother.

The love story is getting intense. I know exactly how Emilie feels at the moment. She really wants to keep connections to minimum but she can't resist all the thing given by Chatam. Can't wait to read the next chapter ^_^

What a love story! I don't know but these two lovers make me smiling just by imagining randomly about them. Although they are not officially couple yet, they are so lovey-dovey. If this were a movie, it would be super :D

I really appreciate the way the writer puts Emilie in a situation in which she's not the only one born in an unfortunate condition. The plot finally reveals that Chatam's sister was diagnosed with Asperger, Ms. Ringgold's son has down syndrome, and Ayla's mom walked out on her and her dad. I think by putting Emilie in this situation will make her become more comfortable to be open to people around her that she's an epileptic. For me, personally, this gives me a lesson that life isn't always perfect for anyone, it's just a matter of our gratefulness ^_^

They are finally going on a date :D And I'm relieved that finally Emilie reveals her "identity" Ayla.

I actually get bored in reading this book. It was fun at first but the story keeps being repeated until almost the climax of the story.

As I get bored, i could finally find the reason why I should get back on "the track". The writer finally put another conflict. It's a conflict in Cindy's family.

It must be hard for Emilie to hold her feeling back from loving someone. And the nightmare happens...Emilie seized in front of many people. She seized during Chatam's basketball match

Chatam would be a type of boy that will definitely grow up as a gentleman :D I really like the way the writer using simple words to engage the readers' imaginative world

The writer is genius. My tears could finally roll down from my eyes. It was a sad and happy ending. The lesson from this book is that nobody is born perfect. Don't judge others just because they are different because being different does not mean he's worse or better than us.
~Hope is a thing with feathers. It’s fluttering inside of me right now like hummingbird wings. Maybe that’s what’s been there inside of me all along: hope~