Lindsey Leavitt

After discovering that her father has multiple sclerosis, fifteen-year-old Payton begins counselling sessions at school, which lead her to become interested in a boy in her biology class, have a falling out with her best friend, develop an interest in bike riding, and eventually allow her to come to terms with life's uncertainties.

Sean Griswold's Head

A funny, sincere feel-good novel that leaves you that feeling of satisfaction after reading a good book. Don't be fooled by that cutesy cover!

The book was a great mix of light humor at times and dealing with serious issues on multiple sclerosis . Our main character is dealing with issues at home, while trying to figure out how to deal with everything going kn around her. At times I appreciate her maturity and level-headedness, but even when her whiny 15 year old voice comes through, it doesn't really bother me. It's exactly how fifteen year old me would have reacted, too. 

Relatable, adorable, poignant and fun, this book is the perfect easy read.

Julia Seiser

This book was ok. But all the problems she had made me feel like she was setting herself up for failure. I don't even get why she would just walk away like that... it sounded fake and like she planed in.

Sean Griswold's Head

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