4.5 stars. Let me first say that this series is one of my all-time favorites. I think each and every book has received 5 stars from me, and I have loved each one equally. I was very sad to learn that this book is Lily and Lo's final book, from their points of view (but luckily we will still get to see them in the next two Calloway Sisters books). So, this final Lilo book was bittersweet. 
 First of all, I didn't like it as much as the other Lilo books (or even as much as Rose and Daisy's books). This book didn't have the same build, arc and finale that the others shared. I feel like we were just sort of floating through their lives, watching this group live their lives, share experiences and learn to grow. There is nothing wrong with that, and the writing was still wonderful as ever - but it was enough for me to not award my normal 5 stars to this installment. 
 Now, what did I love about this book? Soooo many things! Lily and Lo really grow up in this installment. I guess that's what having a child does for some people. The interactions between Lily, Lo and their sweet baby (no spoilers here) were so wonderful and precious. Not only the protection that Lo had for his child, but the clear love and affection that he showed towards the baby was so satisfying. 
 Similarly, with Rose and Connor having a child of their own, they both changed with the birth of their child. Particularly Rose. Wow, her transformation tugged at the heart strings,, amazingly beautiful. And, I'm very curious to see how that plays out in the next Calloway Sisters book, 
 where Rose and Connor are front and center. Also, AAA hinted at what may be to come with regards to Connor in FTF. 
 I was also on the edge of my seat with regards to Ryke and Daisy's relationship. Without giving anything away, I was almost as concerned as Lily about Raisy. But, it appears that, at least for now, #RaisyLives! 
 All in all, I thank the Ritchie sisters for this story (and the stories to come). This book was certainly Lilo's time to shine. Loved it!