It's been a very long time since I read a Jen Smith book, but it's good to know she still draws me in with her writing and characters. I like that she's able to keep her theme of a short time span, yet being able to pack so much story into it. So many things can indeed happen in just one night, if you let it. I think this is a very good book for teens to read, especially those in similar situations. Here we have Clare and Aidan, about to leave for college the next day, trying to figure out of they should stay together or break up, and also trying to enjoy their last night together with each other, and with their best friends. A lot of secrets come out, some entertaining things happen, and in the end, I liked that Smith left readers with hope and satisfaction, at least, that's what I got out of it. 
 The setting is in Chicago, Clare is about to head to the east coast and Aidan will be going to the west coast. Clare is the logical one, the one who always has a plan and a list for everything. She knows that long-distance relationships don't usually work out and she'd rather end her relationship with Aidan on a good note rather than have some kind of big blow up down the line and then break up. Aidan, on the otherhand, thinks they can make it work and he doesn't want to give up on them just yet. I liked that there was a lot of push and pull, back and forth from each character. Their minds, although decided, weren't definite on their situation. I also liked how Smith seamlessly weaved their relationship story as the night progressed. It gave me a good idea about them and made it easy to connect. There were moments that I really liked Clare and Aidan individually, and then there were moments where I didn't like them and I appreciated Smith being able to pull those kinds of emotions from me. Don't get me wrong, it's not an emotional book, it was just more thought-provoking than anything and like I said, I could easily see a teen reading and relating to this situation. 
 This would be the fifth book that Jen's written in this style and I'm happy that she was able to keep up the excellent work. I still need to get around to reading those three books I missed in between her first and this one though, so it's good to know that I'm sure to enjoy them as well. It takes a lot to get me to genuinely like a YA contemporary, so it's safe to say that Jen's books will appeal to all readers alike. Smith's writing style reminds me much of Gayle Forman's, although not quite as poignant, but also way more engaging with ending that leave me way more content than with Forman's. I like them both in different ways though. Anyways, if you've been a fan of Smith's already, you'll want to read this latest one and even if you're not, I'd still say read this. It's quick, it's light, it's fun, and it'll leave you feeling good from start to finish.