OCDaniel

It was a pretty good book. I liked the way OCD was talked about. I liked Sara too and her ‘special' stuff. I liked the mystery of finding Sara's dead father. It was interesting. What I didn't like that I gave it only 4 stars is the crushes and football. I waited for Daniel to just tell his dad that he doesn't like football and just leave it. I wanted that Daniel to tell his parents about his OCD but still it was a great read. I understood why Daniel still wasn't ready, it's not easy to tell your parents you're not ‘normal'... And I liked that he finally doesn't feel alone...

Excellent book. Having background stories with characters of the same name as the main characters made it a little difficult to follow in the beginning, but it becomes easy to follow.

I'm incredibly glad it didn't veer into the supernatural, which seemed like it might happen.

If I could give this more stars, I would. It is amazing! We get a very real and very intimate look at what OCD feels like. Daniel is going through so much and keeping it so quiet because he thinks he is just bad at dealing with life. Daniel feels like a real kid and I want to give him a hug! I want to hand this to every person I know, so they get an inside look at mental illness.