4 stars 
 If it really had been titled Lobsters (in the US anyway), I would never have picked up this book. I love that this is about misunderstanding and missed connections, about finding your lobster (you have to read it to find out what it means). A bit Shakespearean, really. 
 At times, British humor and references were hard to pick up. I have to admit that I had to try to figure out that hot grape juice thing, but once I realized they were talking about Ribena, I understood the obsession. I am addicted to that stuff. I even had to ask my husband about the A level exams to fully understand what they meant. By the way, A-A-B isn't so bad at all! 
 What absolutely irked me was that Hannah never stood up for herself. Her friend Stella was a total biatch to her and I was adamant that she would, finally, call her out. Unfortunately, she was adamant in making excuses for her friend's behavior. For some reason, I liked Pax and Casper, too, and wished there was more in the story for them.