By all accounts I should have hated this book. It has a cutesy cover with a kissing couple (always a bad sign for me) and the main character is a rich, sheltered suburban princess, which is the exact thing that made me hate To All the Boys I've Loved Before. 
 But guess what? I absolutely loved this! 
 We get to meet Sam, the daughter of a workaholic politician mom and Jace from next door, a sweet boy with too many siblings. 
 Sam has been watching the Garrett family for years because they represented the very opposite of what she knew at home, but never dared to approach them because her posh mom frowned upon them. Until one day, she meets Jace and so begins the most adorable summer romance that I've read in a long time. 
 The Garretts are such an amazing family and Fitzpatrick portrays their dynamics perfectly. They quickly became Sam's refuge from the sterility of her own home and it was so much fun to see how this loud, loveable family interacted among each other. Special mention goes to George, who made me laugh out loud more times than I can count. 
 Both Sam and Jace are hard working, don't take things for granted and are very mature for their age. There was no unnecessary teen drama and I loved the beautiful build up of their relationship. It felt real and oh so very romantic. They solve their problems by communicating, which is a breath of fresh air in YA genre. 
 This book was pure enjoyment from start to finish and if you're looking for a perfect light summer read, look no further - this is it.