Overall worth the read
David Levithan does a great job setting up this unique story and his language is a brilliantly simple as ever. I found myself scribbling down lines that rang true in their simplicity and made me wonder how I'd forgotten something so obviously true about the day-to-day. A's "on the outside looking in" existence while really inside the lives of the vast number of different people makes for thought-provoking moments. The narration leaves a bit to be desired because McKenna's tone makes A sound more the stereotypical emo-teen than truly matches his character. At the end all I wanted was another book though.

