I read most of it. 'Twas very good if I do say so myself.
The main character, Catherine, has an autistic brother. Which means she doesn't get along well in "normal" society. But then she meets a disabled kid named Jason and realizes it could be worse.
I loved it too. I admit though, I was drawn to the book for more of its cover (which has a giant rubber duck, if I remember correctly) than what the actual story was about. But I never regretted buying it.
I liked it! Normally, I'm not really into realistic fiction but I could relate with this book because my brother is autistic too, and I can understand how Catherine feels and the troubles that she has to go through. Al Capone Does My Shirts is another good book about a person with an autistic sibling.