What did I just read? I thought that it was going to be a pile of nice fluff, like the first. But it wasn't. It was unbearably bad. 
 I will admit that I liked GO. It was really cute in some places, and I loved Elliot. Plus, the New York scenes were amazing. It was only after I read it that I realised that maybe it had a few more plot holes than I thought. But whilst I was reading it, I was enjoying it. And that's the point of the book, right? You might regret it later, but at least you had those few hours when you enjoyed it! 
 GO2 was nothing like the first. It didn't make me feel happy whilst I read it. It made me want to poke my eyes out with a rusted fork and eat them with spam and mustard because it was so unbearably boring. I'd kinda been looking forward to it, but when it's just Penny going to a concert with the same singers over and over, I gave up. 
 And Elliot. Cute, funny Elliot. I loved Elliot in the first book. He was a voice of sense for Penny, he was gay and proud of it, (except for the whole thing with his parents) he was just... Awesome. It was a shame that he was gay, I would've loved Pelliot to happen. 
 I am really dissapointed with how he was portrayed in this one. He was still amazingly sweet, but he wasn't the same. He really wasn't. And the whole Alexiot thing just didn't work for me. (view spoiler)[ I thought that the whole thing where Alex was trying to get Elliot back completely ridiculous and over the top. It was a nice thing to do, but it was the way it was played out. I think it might've worked out better if Alex had just gotten Penny to bring Elliot down onto the shorefront, have maybe a couple of pictures and then telling him that he still wanted to be with him. Not the whole hullabaloo of using a freakin' WEDDING VENUE, having hundreds of pictures and music, and all their familys watching. It was way too OTT. (hide spoiler)]. 
 Noah was a massive problem for me in this book too. He was arrogant, selfish and barely even there half the time. I mean, c'mon? Why isn't he here for most of this when it was his idea to bring Penny along? And he didn't care about her whatsoever. It was so annoying. 
 Also, what eighteen year old boy speaks the way Noah does? He sounds like a middle aged mum! Zoella obviously doesn't know how a guy talks, because NO guy speaks like this. NO ONE speaks like this, for God's sake! 
 Now, there were some redeeming things in this, like Leah and Larry. I loved the shopping thing with Leah-she was just so genuine to Penny. Larry was hilarious and I was laughing in some parts of the book. I know that some people will enjoy it, because I still enjoyed it myself in some parts! Unfortunately, those parts lasted for about 5% of the book, so it remains at two stars. 
 Overall, I think some people will enjoy this, but I do think that you'd have to be a pretty strong fan of Zoella to think the entire thing is perfect. I do hope you enjoy it, though.