Nothing to See Here

Despite its flaws, I really enjoyed this book! It was weird in an absurd way, it was funny, but most importantly, it was really understandable. There are characters who aren't good people, but they know who they are and what they want, and I respect that they weren't forced to go through some sort of dramatic growth arc. The main character is kind of a mess. She gave up on her goals after a road block, and became a cycle of self-loathing. She was smart but also stunted and

I don't think that this book was flawless, and I can easily see why some readers would feel unsatisfied. The ending was pretty rushed and left you wanting more of a conclusion (please don't get stuck in this dumb valley town!), all of the emotional development was basically two sentences long, and a lot of character's decisions didn't really make sense. But the story was fun and quick, and I'd recommend it.