4.5 Stars! 
 I honestly can't remember how I even heard about this book, but I'm so glad that I decided to pick it up because it was simply ADORABLE! 
 I am a huge fan of You've Got Mail and this is the perfect YA version of Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan! 
 I've never heard of Jenn Bennett, so I knew that I was taking a chance, but after hearing of the premise of this story, I didn't even bother looking up it's ratings and reviews on GR's, I just went for it. I really enjoyed Bennett's writing style. It was relaxed, inviting, steady and enticing! 
 I loved the diversity in this book as well, not in just the ethnicity's that were featured in different characters, but with their life experiences, backgrounds and family dynamics. It all just worked beautifully. 
 One of the reasons that I love reading YA is seeing how the author creates friendships. I loved Grace's character and enjoyed witnessing her pull Bailey out of her introverted self. You really get to see Bailey grow throughout this whole book, which was just addicting to read. I especially loved her relationship with her father. There are plenty of laugh out loud moments in here as well. 
 I haven't even started in on Porter yet!!! Porter, just a snarky, pain in Bailey's ass. But at the same time, SO DAMN SWEET!!!! UGH! There's some amazing swoon moments in here! 
 You know when you're reading a good book when it makes you want to do something. I've looked up paintings and read poems that I otherwise would never be interested in knowing about because I've read a book that sparked my interest. And if you can read this book and not think about watching The Philadelphia Story or North Meets Northwest, then you don't deserve to know Mink and Alex :) 
 Ugh, this book. It makes you believe in fate, destiny even, because Bailey and Porter were destined. 
 Nope, I don't believe that, and I don't think you do either. Two people who lived in two different places and found each other not once but twice? You could stick one of us in Haiti and the other in a rocket headed to the moon and we'd still eventually be doing this right now. 
 The best part of this? Reading it with my favorite Buddy Reading buddy :) Sorry for all my snarky comments and shouty caps. #spp