Some things never change
At 32 years old, I thoroughly enjoyed this book and have already ordered the sequel.The author writes with a voice that is appealing to teens and adults alike without insulting anyone's intelligence. (Jessica's affinity for all things 80s certainly helps draw the attention of us older readers who are feeling nostalgic.)I absolutely devoured this book. The language and wardrobe may be different for the high school students of today, but their insecurities and frustrations are exactly the same as those we had twenty years ago. While reading it as an escape from pretty large sized adult life problems, the book entertained me but made me remember at the same time how tough it was to be a teenager. The problems (in the scheme of life) were much much smaller, but the pain was so much greater.Definitely recommend for the adult crowd.