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Wow. Mostly everyone in this movie needs therapy. The girl, the father (especially), maybe even the mother. On top of this the movie is very early 2010s-late 2000s and I don’t know how to explain it, it just isss. Also grace drinks and she’s 18!!!! FREQUENTLY!!! IN ALL STATES ITS 21!!! it just doesn’t make sense I’m sorry. There also the meet cute trope and a billion other tropes that drive me nuts. Some of it is… sort of good?? anywayyyysss

meg: In case you haven't noticed, you've fallen right in to my trap met: You can't trap justice-it's an idea, a belief! meg: even the most heartfelt belief can be corroded over time. met: Justice is a non-corrosive metal! meg: But metals can be heated, by the heat of *revange* met: It's REVENGE and it's best served cold! meg: but it can easily be reheated in the microwave of evil met: Well I think your warranty's about to expire meg: Maybe I got an extended warranty met: Warranties are invalid if they're not used for their intended purpose! -roxanne-: Girls, girls, you're both pretty- can I go home now? sorry I love this movie so much

I definitely love this book. I'm so glad to have read it. The story is very well-developed and believable. All the circumstances and characters do not feel forced at all. All of it feels very natural. I found myself relating to Calli. While I do not have tourettes, I have other conditions like anxiety and I was so happy with the way it was portrayed. I could see myself in her overthinking and obsessing and in her ocd. One thing I really enjoyed was the portrayal of tourettes. As a person without any neurological conditions or disorders, it is always interesting to learn about them from the people that have them. I love the representation of those communities in literature, however, I do not enjoy it if that's the sole reason or character trait. I don't enjoy stories that basically just tell you time and time again "By the way I have this" and nothing else. While I understand that the condition impacts your life greatly and is a big part of your identity, I know that there is probably more to the person. I want to learn what they like, what their passions are, what they're good at etc, and learn how their condition impacts that and everyday life. Which is why I like your book because it normalizes tourettes, it basically says "Yeah I have this but that's not all there is to me. You show how Calli deals with tourettes alongside being a teenage girl growing up with other problems and trying to fit in. I love this. Great Job

I do not understand for the life of me why people dislike this movie. There is so many references to the original story that we all know and love. The pacing is great, so is the acting, and there’s just so much detail and intricacy put into this movie. It also just makes sense if you take it from the point of view of the original story. I really like how diverse and well developed all the characters are. I mean sure there are bound to be some illogical parts to this movie, but then again every movie has those. The score is also very well done. I just like all of the thought they put into this movie, that they didn’t have to.