Narrated by Jensen Olaya. After her mother's death in a car accident, Marisol is consumed by grief, anger and turmoil. Marisol believes their prickly relationship is her fault and she engages in self-destructive behaviors. This is a welcome addition to YA literature about mental health featuring a BIPOC character, but what is it about YA titles right now, that every minutiae of the main character's actions must be excruciatingly detailed? It drove me nuts. Also, I'm not sure Olaya's voice was suited to this story. I expected more edge and bitterness to Marisol's voice. ( )