Okay. Yes. Good. 
 This book, you guys. This book. 
 I'm serious. If you have ever been involved in fandom, like at all, you need to read this. You will see yourself reflected back in Cath. And sometimes it will make you cringe, but that's okay. Because this story is about loving something so much and realizing there's nothing wrong with that. And the people who matter don't mind either. 
 Of course, there is much more to this book than just the fanfic side of things. It's about how to navigate growing up and changing relationships. The characters are relateable and real. They are complex people with complex problems. And I've seen a few reviews that didn't seem to like the lack of complete closure on some of the plot points, but I feel like that's sort of the point? Life doesn't wrap itself up neatly. I'm okay with their open ending and the possibilities that are still before them. 
 And I really want to read the Simon Snow series. Is that just me? 
 (We're not going to talk about the falling out Harry Potter and I had while I was in high school, okay?) 
 I just. As someone who has been a part of fandom in some sense online for like, half their life I really appreciated this. As someone who still reads fanfic like every day, i really loved this. I get it. I do. And it was nice to see it treated properly.