The settings of the high school and the homes (and bedrooms) they spend time in make it all feel very real. The world Keplinger creates is perfect for the story. It’s heartbreaking to read about his family not approving of him and his decisions. Of course, he’s acting like a heartless monster at first, but he’s been through some tough stuff. He's more complex than you'd expect of him. Once you get to know him, you’ll feel sorry for him and love him. His life unfolds slowly through the eyes of Bianca. However, he doesn't want to let Bianca go. He’s making Bianca feel like crap but at the same time keeps hanging on to her, even though he knows he could get any girl he wants. Wesley is a character who at first looks like a not so nice person. The book really knows how to depict the life of a real high school student. Wesley makes her feel admired yet he keeps calling her the DUFF. But the book elaborates her struggles and inner demons perfectly. At first, one might ask why she’d do that. She’s running away from her troubles at home, right into the wide open arms of Wesley.
She’s pretty much that awkward person who trips over her own feet in crowded hallways, but also knows how to ‘not care’ about it. And more…Īs a person, Bianca can be a bit grumpy, yet funny. And before she even realizes it, she’s kissing him. She admits that her friends are prettier, but doesn't like the fact that Wesley reminds her of it. Wesley Rush is the most popular boy in school, but rumor has that he is sleeping with half the school. Bianca starts believing him, which is understandable. She’s the fatter, uglier and less cooler friend of them, according to Wesley. Until Wesley Rush tells her she’s the DUFF, she never thought about being less than her friends. Bianca is in high school with her two best friends, Casey and Jessica.
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