3.5 Stars out of 5. 
 Since You've Been Gone is 4.5, followed by Amy's And Roger's Epic Detour,4, then this book. 
 This book is engrossing. But the first quarter is slow. It only started to pick up when things don't go the way Andie planned. I honestly am getting a bit tired of this. I see a similar pattern. Girl is insecure, meek or whatever. Meets a guy that will change her. During summer. Eh. 
 But, I absolutely loved the relationship between Andie and her father. HELL YEAH. Their scenes together will either make me cry or make my heart flutter. 
 I have to say, unfortunately, Andie got on my nerves. Which is a shame since she's the main character. But I get it. I understood why she did things. But still. 
 THE romance here is alright. FRIENDSHIP here is also alright. What won me over was Andie and her father. 
 Would I recommend this? Hmm if you're a Morgan Matson fan, then yeah. But if you're looking for a short, fluffy read, maybe her other books. 
 SPOILERS BELOW. 
 When Andie and her dad fought and she screamed the truth at him, had me in tears. I don't know why, but father and daughter relationship always get to me. 
 I didn't like that she made Bri to keep quiet about her relationship with Wyatt. And I didn't like Toby. Especially with her emoji and this 'claim' and obsession she has over Wyatt. Like they didn't even date. But I do understand that it hurt when the guy you like chose your bff n instead and they've been keeping it a secret. Why do people think this is a good idea? I cannot fathom. Just tell the truth. Better than lying and they finding out. It will make the situation worse. 
 And seriously, what are the chances that the dog you walk will have a handsome nerdy book writer? So not relatable. A bit too far-fetched. The ending scene where she went to the book signing and asked about Marjorie and Karl was a but meh. It didn't get me excited. Basically I was just meh with her romance. 
 I did like the scavenger hunt scene. Where her dad and her and Toby look for items. I just really like all the scenes with her dad. 
 The scene where she went to the book signing and confessed to Clark her feeling was pretty cheesy. Though it was fitting, I was like, meh. 
 I kinda wanna see her next book be a guy protagonist. Like something different.