be someone else because it just didn't matter. A very important distinction between Abby's story and my experience is that Abby story happens in 2011, where digital cameras, web cams, and cell phones are common place. While I hope I would have had more sense than Abby, I just didn't have those tech gadgets readily available or the privacy of a computer in my own bedroom, and those facts are more reliable than whatever could have gone through my 14 year old brain. The technology that connects us all also makes us vulnerable. This story though, is only fiction. I was very impressed that the author has Abby go back to school, where her classmates teased her with pictures. That is a consequence few would consider could happen as a result of running away to meet your one true love. There are still a few things I had to stretch a bit to believe, and that's what gave this story the "afterschool special" feel. But what's wrong with an afterschool special from time to time? They're not all bad, and this one definitely worked well and covered a topic that is incredibly relevant in today's world. (less) This is Such A Horrific Book and it has #nightmare written all over it. If this was a movie I would be watching it with my hands covering my eyes, peeking through for broken images. Since all of the visualizations were in my head and I couldn't visualize a pair of hands to