This was a terrible book! Ridiculous premise and way too much preaching about environmental and other global issues. Every sentence was punctuated with yelling out a protest statement. If I wanted to be preached at, I could have listened to a podcast. The premise that Emma was going to commit suicide to protest that children are dying from suicide was just nonsense. The school's reaction to her rantings was unrealistic and nonsense. This was probably the worse book I have ever encountered. The references and story at the end tried to add credence to the premise, but it was not enough. You cleaned toilets in a mental health facility when you were 18; you are far from an expert or someone who should be claiming any knowledge of mental health issues or how they are handled professionally.