"It's too simple to hate people who have doorways where you have walls." 
 This book. 
 Redgate has managed to take a premise brimming with hilarity and awkward situations, and add such wonderful thought provoking musings and observations and touch on important topics without bringing down the fun factor. 
 A reason wasn't an excuse. Same species, different genus. 
 Jordan is such a self- aware character that it was just an absolute pleasure to live in her brain during this book! She wasn't scared to question her motives, to stop and think what her actions might mean, she doesn't shy away from difficult topics. 
 What had I ever gotten out of being a girl, anyway? What did I even like about it? 
 He wasn't about to patch my doubts and make me whole; he wasn't going to be my cornerstone; he wasn't the blanket stretched taut to catch me when I fell. 
 There is a lot of fun to be had with here too, a bunch of boys with a group of rivals can never really fail to deliver that. 
 And while I can't say the plot didn't run a predictable course, I was thoroughly engaged throughout anyway! 
 It's not you, it's the fact that I'm secretly a girl who sacrificed a foot and a half of perfectly good hair to the dark gods of a capella 
 Everything lifted, and I looked around at the guys in the car, laughing now, laughing about those dumb lyrics, all love and yearning, and I thought, This is wonderful, this is wonderful, this is never going to last.