This was an unexpected read for me. It came in one of my monthly YA book subscription box, and I automatically knew it would be just what I needed. It's fresh, hilarious, snarky, and very relatable. 
 I connected with Scarlett because I used to be an integral part of an online community when I was her age. So relating to Scarlett was easy, and I think that was one of the main reasons why I enjoyed her character so much. She's not perfect, and we see her address her faults and realize that everyone is human, and that everyone is fighting their own battle. Breslaw also portrays the online community excellently, which I think was a huge reason why I found this book so interesting. 
 However, there was a lot going on in this book, and the plotline wasn't always very strong. There was the drama surrounding the end of a beloved show, Scarlett's fanfic community and corresponding fanfics, Scarlett's real life friends and family, and it was sometimes hard to keep up with everything. I could have done with less of Scarlett's actual fanfic, but can understand why it's there. 
 Overall rating is 3.5stars. I was outright laughing for a good majority of this book, and would definitely recommend this.