

How to Break a Boy is *so* good. It's got mean girl drama, fake dating, and revenge. As messed up as Olivia Clayton was, I cared about her. I rooted for her. I cringed and got anxiety when she kept messing up and making bad decisions, but I also had compassion because I understood why she was the way she was. She did want to be a better person. In the end, How to Break a Boy is about love and redemption. I'm so glad I read it.