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Cath started college
The story starts with main character Cather Avery starting her freshman year of college at University of Nebraska-Lincoln with her twin sister Wren. -
Author
Rainbow Rowell was also born in Nebraska and writes stories just like Cath the main character -
Roommates
She meets her new roommate, Reagan, and Reagan's ex-boyfriend, Levi, who's always hanging around. Cath is socially awkward and doesn't like interacting with people her age. -
plagiarism
Cath is an avid writer, because she has trouble talking to people face to face she submerges herself in writing. Before she started college she started writing a fanfiction called Simon Snow. In class she turned in a part of the story for an assignment but the teacher gave her an F setting her back academically and adding on to her becoming more emotionally torn. -
Things start looking up
Cath college experience starts looking up Levi her roommates ex and hers friendship becomes a little more and she starts coming out of her shell. -
Family
Cath and her sister Wren were raised primarily by their father because their mom abandon them, now as Cath and Wren start to do well their mom wants to comeback. Not wanting to add on to any more stress Cath says she wants nothing to do with her. -
Family part two
a couple of days after Cath finds out about her mom Wren is hospitalized for alcohol poisoning after a night out causing a little bit of turmoil in the family. -
Levi
Cath relies on Levi emotional while all the family drama is going on. -
Cath is conflicted
Cath starts to get very stressed out in her fiction writing class her partner gives up on her after using her to get a higher grade in class right before exams leaving her to do things on her own. -
Caths Dad
Just before finals, Caths dad has a bipolar psychological crisis and ends up being involuntarily committed into a mental facility for a short time -
decisions
Cath can't handle school anymore and wants to stay home and care for her dad while he's sick. -
Conclusion
after becoming depressed and emotionally distant from her friends and family, Cath has bettered herself and strives to correct any wrongs and try harder. This is where the book ends
