Between the Lines is about a high school girl named Delilah who is secretly obsessed with a fairy tale called Between the Lines, particularly the prince named Oliver. One day, when she's reading the book, Oliver talks to her and asks her to take him out of the book. After realizing that Oliver is, in fact, alive, Delilah spends the entirety of the book getting him out of the fairytale. I thought Oliver and Delilah were okay as characters, but there was nothing about them that I found to stand out or be very unique. The illustrations in Between the Lines were beautiful, I didn't realize there were illustrations until I started reading it, which was a pleasant surprise. Also, I found myself just skimming though the excerpts of the fairytale in the book because I felt like it didn't add any depth to the story. I gave this a 3 stars, because it's a light, casual read, but nothing spectacular. I actually spent majority of the book reading Delilah as Delia with an h at the end. It wasn't until I'd seen Jesse and Christine's book talks that I realized that I was reading it wrong XD.