This book had a very engaging start, but I soon found myself getting restless with the story and characters. I ended up breaking around halfway to read another book or two and forced myself to return to it. 
 I don't regret returning to it at all, it was funny and sweet. 
 "Perfect days are for people with small, realizable dreams. Or maybe for all of us, they just happen in retrospect; they're only now perfect because they contain something irrevocably and irretrievably lost." 
 I really enjoyed some of the more deeper musings of our MC, Jessie. Her mom passed away two years ago and she has never really been able to deal with it. And while I enjoyed these musings, I kept waiting for some significant interaction to happen to help her to move on - but it never did. 
 I am not at all a fan of her dad, selfishness doesn't always have to be malicious. I really can't imagine hard it must have been for this poor girl to adjust! 
 Okay, so the romance. 
 Anonymous messages are always fun to read because they add that added little thrill of danger. This was no exception! 
 I loved the flirty banter between SN and Jessie, I always perked up when I saw there would be messages on the next page. 
 It was sadly predictable who SN was, which didn't disappoint me, but I wasn't delighted like she was. I do enjoy that the romance was mostly virtual because it allowed them to get to know each other first before feelings developed (so it was semi-instant.) 
 The best thing about this book? The growth of relationships. 
 I loved that her relationship with Scar wasn't stagnant. That's never realistic! 
 I liked watching her new friendships form - especially with Theo, and the scene near the end with her dad may have had me tearing up. 
 A few too many dramatic teenager moments for me to love this, but a solid book with a super cute story. 
 I will say that I loved the last line and it made me happy-nerd-sigh. (Only makes sense if you read the book though!) 
 (view spoiler)["But sometimes a kiss is not a kiss is not a kiss. Sometimes it's a poetry."> (hide spoiler)]