I don't even know how to review this book. I liked this book, I even stayed up late reading this into the night. I loved all of the side characters- Wren reminded me of girls I went to college with and was very relatable; Reagan was fun and I enjoyed her quirks; the dad was interesting and I enjoyed that he was around in the girls' lives so much, that's weirdly rare in YA books. And then Levi...omg, Levi. Dream boyfriend. He's smart, he's interesting, he's polite. He's a mid-west guy and I want one. His relationship with Cath? ADORABLE. MORE LEVI. (Although, Cath was so lame and made hand holding seem like such a huge deal and there was just so much eyerolling on my part). 
 But I also really didn't like the main character, which really didn't help me like the story at all. Cath is really annoying and upsetting. Honestly, Cath should have been in some intense therapy to deal with her issues. The social anxiety made sense at first, I understood the struggle of arriving at college, having to make friends, not wanting to go to the cafeteria alone. But then Cath took it out of control. She literally wouldn't go to the cafeteria by herself and only ate the power bars and peanut butter in her room (until her sister invites her to lunch with her and her new friend or until Cath's roommate takes pity on her and eats with her). Just...so many issues that Cath definitely should have talked to a therapist about (her mom issues, her sister not wanting to room with her, her worries about her dad, her not wanting to make friends). And then she just doesn't write her final project because she doesn't feel like it, because, that's normal and ok. But then the professor gives her another semester to finish it. UNLIKELY. In real life, she might have gotten another month or two but no university would ever let her go that long. FINALLY (sorry for the rant, I just felt some things) Cath keeps thinking her nerdom is superior to all others and her way of doing things is the only way to do it. Levi has an issue with reading, but he can listen to books on tape or lectures. So when Cath hears that he hasn't physically read the Simon Snow series, she basically says that he can't be a real fan or real nerd because he doesn't read. Um. It was really judgmental and it seemed very "fake fan" garbage. Just Cath. Stop. Shh. No. 
 Overall, it was a cute book with a lot of potential but I really didn't like the main character and that ruined things. I don't think I'll be recommending this to other people. (I'm sorry)