This book just seemed to pop up everywhere all of a sudden. The concept of telling a love story from basically the "outside looking in" drew me in. It was definitely A Little Something Different. Despite everyone else telling Gabe and Lea's love story, Sandy Hall did a great job of still making us feel a connection with the main characters. One of the downsides, however, was I felt like things progressed at a super slow rate. The book takes place over the course of two college semesters. Maybe that was the point, to make the final payoff feel like exhaling a long-held breath or something. I also felt like more attention was paid to Gabe and his backstory rather than Lea. There's definitely something Gabe is holding back and we're told that pretty early on. So I felt a lot more focus was placed on figuring out Gabe's issues and not learning a lot about Lea. She makes some references later on in the book about her home life and such and I think it would have been interesting if the way we learned about the characters was equal. 
 Overall, I thought that it was a cute read and something I'll probably pick up again when I want a guaranteed feel-good book.