What is it about Stephanie Perkins and writing perfect boys? 
 First there was St. Clair, the charming Brit who knew how to smile just enough to make every girl melt. Anna's boy. Anna's one and only. The boy who knew he was ridiculously attractive. 
 Then came Cricket Bell. Swoon! He was sweet and earnest and honest and wore his heart on his sleeve! My tall hipster boy! 
 Now she's added Josh to the mix and I didn't think anyone could come close to those boys. 
 Yet he did. 
 Isla and the Happily Ever After centers on Isla, a shy redhead who harbored a huge crush on Josh since she was a freshman. Completely obsessed, she followed Josh's every movement from her earliest years at the School of America in Paris (SOAP). With some courage due to wisdom teeth Vicodin, she finally spent some time with Josh, giving her an 'in' to his life. 
 We learn that Josh actually liked Isla, but was scared to approach her since she was always with her friend Kurt. Once he finally learns that she's not only not dating Kurt but very much wants to date him, he jumps on the opportunity to ask her out. 
 Thus their romance begins. 
 Swoon! 
 Josh sweeps our Isla off her feet, making her truly fall in love with him. He takes her on dates, draws her cute pictures, defends her against anyone that says something untoward her or her best friend. 
 He's kind of perfect. 
 However, he proves to be undeniably flawed and it's his flaws that made me fall in love with him, too. 
 Isla always kept Josh on this pedestal and when he falls off it, she doesn't know how to handle it. She makes mistakes, which made her more endearing to me. We've all been there: made rash decisions that we greatly regretted later. I felt for her throughout the book, even more so than Anna and definitely more than Lola. 
 Much like the other books, there is love, drama, and (like the title says) a happily ever after. I couldn't be more pleased with how the story turned out. The ending managed to bring the entire series full circle and give us a glimpse at all the happy couples. I laughed at this book, straight up girl giggled, and yet still managed to feel pain for them. 
 I want a St. Clair, a Cricket, and a Josh. 
 I'm in love!