2.5 stars 
 I think I'm too old for this book. It's the literary version of It's not you; it's me. 
 The writing is good, the premise is fun and flirty (who doesn't love road trip books, especially road trip books about a mediocre girl band and their sweet-boy groupie?), and the guy voice of the narrator feels authentic, which we all know can be hard to accomplish. This is a GOOD book, a well-written book, and there's a segment of YA readers that will love and relate to it, but it just wasn't for me. 
 Contemporary YA is hit and miss for me, having left my teenage years behind, and the thumb-our-noses-at-society attitude didn't work for me in this case. That being said, I am not the target audience of the book, and I know teens who love quirky, bittersweet coming-of-age stories will be enchanted by The Disenchantments. 
 And I have to say it: I didn't like Bev. Colby, go find a sweet girl in Paris instead.