Paige Vickers: a girl who is invisible at school and even in her own house. Paige gets roped into helping the three biggest bullies in school with the yearbook. Paige decides to retaliate against the bullies and the school system that offers little to no help for bullied students.

The author captured the viewpoint of a teenager really well. As someone who is the target demographic, I found the book relatable. This book made me stop and think about how many other people could relate to the book.

The main character, Paige, was written amazingly. All I wanted to do was hug Paige. You cannot help but feel sorry for her. Especially with everything that happens at school and then she still doesn’t feel comfortable at home. However, I found the side character to be very two dimensional. Especially the three main mean girls, Grace, Amelia, and Laura. They were mean and that was their only personality trait.

The book made me feel sad, I couldn’t help but hate that Paige’s life is so bad and that people go through that every day and some people have it worse.

My favourite character was Elijah. I loved how he stood by Paige. Even when terrible rumours were going around about Paige. I liked how mature he was and did not blame Paige for the things people were saying about him.

Overall, the book was great. I liked how the author didn’t have any problems tackling hard subjects in this book. Although it is a bit sad, I think every teenager should read it at least once. It is a nice reminder that you never know what someone else is going through.  I would highly recommend this book to young adult readers.