The part of this book I liked the most is the strong family and the close bond between the sisters, something that is rare in YA books. The scene where Ted shaves her head to support Ava was touching without being portrayed in a cloying sweet "isn't this meaningful" way. The look at the modeling industry is also interesting and, I think, realistic in that it takes a lot of work before Ted begins to have any success at all. A nicely layered story that reads fast but leaves you with something to consider later.

Told through Ted’s witty narration makes the book more interesting and quite surreal in some cases and I couldn’t possibly imagine being a model but Sophia describes everything so perfectly that you can certainly imagine it all. There aren’t any particular twists or turns in the plot because most of the turning points come from the actions of the characters but that doesn’t make it less enjoyable.