It is a tad difficult for me to write this review. I pride myself on loving books of all genres, and YA is usually right up my alley, but this book ...there was just something about it that didn't ring quite true for me. I admit that I am not a 15-year-old girl, so my perception is a tad skewed, but I don't think anyone in this age bracket would be as naive as Haylah. How could someone of this age not realize just how her rants would affect her friends and family? And why would she never believe that anyone else is reading what she is putting out on the 'net? How can a 15-year-old be so naive about relationships? It just does not come off as believable. Her feminist rants ...well...been there - done that. Although it is nice to see a new generation take up the reins of what was started a century and a half ago, the way Haylah goes about is a little overboard sometimes, maybe even just a bit mocking of what she is trying to prove.

+ARC Supplied by the publisher, the author, and ATTL/Edelweiss. ( )