I'm intrigued by the character and the potential depth to his development.

The cover immediately drew me in based upon the bright colors and large font. Upon reading about the letter that is on Hudson's fridge, the title takes on an even more important meaning. It is obvious that Hudson's past as well as adult's dreams for him are going to play a huge part in how his senior year plays out. In the few pages of the first look, he is established as a unique voice and someone I want to see developed further.