High school is already hard enough, but Greer also has to deal with her far-larger-than-average boobs and the way she feels like they get in the away of a lot in her life. This book captures the already awkward feelings of being in high school, along with a huge amount of body-insecurity that a lot of girls have to deal with. I thought that Greer's narrative voice was super compelling and she makes for a really endearing protagonist. The story feels very realistic and the characters feel very real, dealing with very real issues. I like that while we immediately get to meet Jackson, the reader is eased into the plot so it feels like it will develop very naturally. I can't wait to see where the story goes and to watch Greer grow as a person along the way!