Actual rating: 3.5 
 First line: "I sat on the front steps of my house and watched the beige Subaru station wagon swing too quickly around the cul-de-sac." 
 I loved Morgan Matson's Since You've Been Gone, and I've been on a contemporary kick, so I figured it was time that I got around to reading some more of her works. This book is straight up cute and made me want to go on a road trip asap. Anywhere, I don't care, as long as I can make some playlists and eat a ton of food. 
 I like how, while there is a romance (which is all kinds of sweet), the main focus is on Amy coming to terms with her father's death and learning to move on. The story doesn't really have any BIG moments which I was kinda waiting for but didn't happen, but it is never boring by any means. 
 I think I was expecting a bit more from this story but nevertheless, I quite enjoyed myself and desperately want to road trip now.