I picked up this book because I felt that I needed a refreshing change of pace from the stories I usually read. Especially since ACOTAR put me in a dreary and dark mood, I felt I needed something upbeat and funny. I also saw this book displayed many times in my local bookshop, so I decided to give it a go. 
 One thing that immediately attracted me to the story was that Penny was a blogger. Not those trendy beauty bloggers that are all the rave nowadays, no. She was one of those bloggers I found most interesting: a blogger who wrote about her experiences and emotions. I honestly love reading such stories because I feel I can connect with them. 
 The story is your typical teenage drama. A girl who feels that she never fits in anywhere and is forced to be friends with people who have changed in a way that she couldn't handle being friends with anymore. A girl who has insecurities (especially when it comes to boys) and frets about them consistently. The pace of the story was easy and quick and the vocabulary not difficult at all. As I mentioned above, it was a refreshing change of pace. 
 I couldn't really connect with Penny though because she was a bit too insecure. Even when things were going well her emotions would be a wreck and she would overthink everything. I do understand family love and support, but her parents were just in the story to keep giving her positive feedback and vibes, nothing more. 
 Noah was your typical teenage boy but with a silent disposition. I won't say any more but I honestly wasn't expecting that twist in the story. 
 Of course I hated Megan and Ollie (aka The Walking Selfie). 
 The one fun person whom I felt was seriously underrated and undermined was Elliot. He's honestly my favorite character. 
 Pick up this book if you're looking for a quirky and fun read that doesn't require thinking.