*4.5 stars* 
 Lobsters is a hilarious, cute story! There isn't many reviews out there for this book, so I was nervous it wouldn't be any good. The plot of the book really got me, it reminded me of Friends with the whole "She's Your Lobster" episode. I'm a little obsessed with Friends, so I had to read/listen to this and the cute cover just added to the need to read this. 
 I literally laughed out loud throughout this book, there were some really awkward/funny moments that just had me rolling. I love when books are so real with situations that the characters are in, you can always relate to them so much better. I would have to say that this was more of a young adult book, there were a lot of sexual references and swearing throughout it. 
 Hannah and Sam were just meant for each other and even though they were only with each other for a few minutes, they just knew that they were each other's "lobster." So many obstacles and misunderstandings kept them apart, like best friends and other boys/girls. In the end, it was each other they kept thinking of and wanting to be with. 
 Stella was quite annoying, but we all have that one friend that acts like her. The one where when they know you like someone, then all of sudden they like them too (at least I did). I just thought she was an awful best friend to Hannah. Hannah was way too kind and forgiving of her antics. The whole stealing her dress crap, I would of definitely confronted her or said something. I hate that Hannah let her walk all over her, but at the same time I do understand sometimes it's really hard to stick up for yourself, especially when you are younger. It just seemed like any normal person would of said something like, "Why are you wearing my dress?" 
 I love the two narrators, there is just something about British accents that I really enjoy listening to. They did an excellent job capturing the characters personalities and expressions. There were times when I didn't understand what some words meant (this is a UK YA book), but you could eventually know what they were talking about......"pulling" and "fit" are some examples. I'm so glad I decided to read/listen to this! I hope the two authors decide to write something else together.