What an interesting, beautiful, modern book. I fell hard for Eliza and her need for achievement and accomplishment. Her battle with pressure, art, creativity, and anxiety are real and difficult and I was engrossed in her story. Her relationship with Wallace was slow and beautiful. I really enjoyed the idea of real life relationships online and how they are valuable. Also the difference in generations was interesting as well -- I haven't seen a book examine it so thoroughly. 
 My few issues were the flip-flop nature of the brothers. I didn't like how they were so rude one minute and so defensive the other. I feel like it was too weird. Additionally, Wallace's story about his dad and how it was told in an email was an expositional devise and I didn't like it. I feel like some of the side characters needed to be better developed but I liked Eliza's development. I followed her the whole way through. She was nerdy and relatable and I hope she is okay later in life. 
 Conclusion: To Buy