This book is the companion to the book of Flat-out Love. The book retells the story from Matt's point of view-- his emotions as Julie falls in love with his make-belief persona. The book shows how he lives the two fragmented lives as both Matt and his brother Finn and how he handles the death of his brother.

Only the people who have read "Flat-Out Love". The book does not have a whole story but instead it covers the story missed in Flat-Out Love due to single point of view.

The whole idea of how the author kept the two point of view separate.

missing details in the story especially when Matt tries to win Julie win back. The chapter does not do justice to the fact.

think about why anonymity provides a veil to everyone to express their suppressed thoughts.

pensive. There are many things that will touch your heart. The way depression can break a family is beautifully shown in the chapters.

it completes the story of Julie and Matt.

it is quite rushed. It should be read only because you wish to know other parts of the story.

The book has some scene which are more graphic than the previous books. They are not bad but since the book is YA book, just expect some of them so that there is no feeling of being lost.

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