This was such a fun and sweet book. I may have guessed most of the plot twists and surprises, but I really enjoyed Andie's growth. I especially loved Clark and Bertie. Also, I can't believe his name is Clark Bruce McCallister. If I had known this at the event, I would have asked Matson if she loves both Superman and Batman and just couldn't decide which name to give him lmao. Clark, oh man. Clark is definitely a book boyfriend. Sweet, awkward, nerdy, and he's a successful fantasy author at 19. Like wtf. Clark and Bertie allow Andie to be real for once. She decides to pull down all of the walls she normally keeps up for the rest of the world (minus her close knit group of friends), and let's Clark into her life and her heart. Usually a person who is on top of things and always in control, Andie finds herself just living life day by day and enjoying her summer with Clark and her friends. Speaking of her friends, I think they're great. They're so supportive and they all understand each other so well. The ending kinda surprised me though, but I saw it as a possibility when things were happening. 
 Andie's relationship with her dad tugged at my heart a little. When you and someone else go through what they did, it's hard to stay a family afterwards. After a tragedy, some families stay together and some don't. For them, they had drifted from each other. It was nice to read about then slowly getting to know each other again, and have time for each other. Plus, he's apparently very good at scavenger hunts haha. 
 Honestly, this book was just super fun to read. It's the perfect summer book filled with happy dogs, very cute boys, friends, books, and scavenger hunts. Most importantly, it shows the importance of just taking things day by day sometimes. How can you really be happy now if you're always planning for the future? 
 Also, I want to live in the house Clark's staying in. I mean, just that library alone sounds like heaven.