I've find myself enticed with the storyline I somehow had it in memory now. One thing that springs true with the book is how we will never truly know someone and give justice to ourselves unless we learn that taking off that facade by having to be vulnerable, letting only people you value in your life to be entranced and welcomed through honesty. There were a lot of embarrassing moments which really embodies abundancy of main character ambience, one I can think that its something I'd be frowning upon lest I was on the corners as the story just screams too much attention. If anything else, its the type of book I have no problem re-reading for its formidable characters that lasts an impression.