When Macallan meets Levi for the first time, she's eleven years old and in the seventh grade. She's grieving the loss of her mother and not in the mood to show the new guy in town around school. Levi has just relocated from California to Wisconsin. Talk about a culture shock. He thinks it will be cool to be the mysterious new guy at school, but it turns out to be not as cool as he thought it would be and he misses his old life and friends. When Macallan and Levi discover they both love a British TV show called Buggy and Flyod it's instant friendship. They navigate the changes of life together as best friends. But having an opposite sex BFF is full of complications. The biggest one? Everyone thinks you're dating, which makes finding a real significant other difficult. 
 This is a ridiculously sweet story told in the alternating POVs between Macallan and Levi, with future them interjecting between each chapter. It follows them from the seventh grade to senior year, which is one place I had an issue. There's no real change in voice. They always read like teenagers in my mind or maybe I just wasn't as mature and self aware as an eleven year old. But either way, it's a nice light read that will leave you grinning and occasionally laughing out loud. (view spoiler)[Also, Levi gets all the applause for his reaction to being "friend-zoned." (hide spoiler)] 
 For those sick of instaloves, in need of a light read, or someone just looking for a cute story. 
 Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC. 
 Publication Date: February 25, 2014