One thing I enjoyed about this book was how natural the dialogue felt. It really helped me get invested into the relationships in the story, particularly the familial ones. At times, the “punk rock” aspect felt a bit too tropey for me, and I think they reiterated the classical vs rock musician thing an unnecessary amount. Overall, it was an exciting read, and I loved the way the book was sectioned

by alternating between Mia’s current experiences in the hospital and her flashbacks of what life was like before the accident.

The lack of traditional chapters really tied in the idea that these events are happening within the course of one day.