Having negative opinions is not a "personality flaw". We need to move beyond this ableist rubbish in all aspects of our society.

Let's think about the words we use and the impact we have. 

There are two things which make a book: characters and plot. As far as characters go, the two main in this book annoyed the heck out of me me.

The story is told from Layken's POV, and I can't say I was in love with it as the character pissed me off. 
All of her wallowing, thinking he's a jerk, dragging things, blaming her mother, not talking, etc made me want to strangle her... as you can see, I've many complaints about her.
I also think she's got good points; I loved her relationship with Kel, her brother. I loved thatshe could take care of herself, and I loved her conversations with people.

As for Will, I liked him a lot more. First, he's a poet. A talented one, too. Then, he's mature, heputs himself last for his family's sake, he's kind, an awesome kisser, and he really accepts everything there is about Layken. 
However, at a point he pissed me off too; always saying he's sorry to her, or slipping and then promising it won't happen again.... Dude, make up your mind! 

The characters I actually liked best are Kel and Clauder, Layken and Will's younger brothers. Those were a couple of awesome kids! Simply loved the both of them to death. Especailly Kel, whom we've gotten to see a lot more of as this book was told from Layken's POV. 

As for the relationship between Lake and Will... 

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Dieses Buch hat mir mein Herz gestohlen!! In nicht einmal zwei Tagen hatte ich es durch...
Ein wunderschönes Buch mit viel Liebe, Weisheit und Gefühl! Vorsicht: Suchtgefahr! Ihr werdet es lieben. Wenn nicht... habt ihr zumindest nichts verpasst (;
Durch dieses Buch habe ich (m)eine Liebe zu Poetry Slams gefunden<3