For books that are entitled "happy" and talk about happiness, this series is one of the saddest, most poignant, and heartwarming at the same time. 
 The parent book, This is What Happy Looks Like, is a beautifully written book that explores the meaning of happiness and star-crossed romance. It is not a cliff-hanger, but the ending is as unsatisfying as it is complete with the story left unfinished. Happy Again, where have you been all my life? How have you slipped past my radar, when all I wanted to know more about was what happened to EONeill and GDL!!!!!!!!!!!! 
 This book explores where the first book left off, i.e. what happens after two fated persons meet again after being resigned to the reality that they both don't belong in each other's lives. It is real, it is raw, it is intense in its simplicity. It brings us back to the best of memories when EONeill and GDL were together, and reminds us how both of them are so damn perfect for each other. The moments when they are together simply make me so, well, happy. 
 (view spoiler)[ Again, there is no precise ending even after this number. The end brings to readers a lot more questions - well, do they make it in the end? Do they get their HEA? Is this chance meeting - after more than a year - enough for them to hang in there? My heart and my head are not on the same page on this. I need written confirmation from Smith, dammit!!!!!!!!! (hide spoiler)] If Jennifer Smith stops writing about these two, I (and possibly a lot more readers) will surely be UNhappy. Dear Smith, if you are reading this, this is my sincerest and most heartfelt plea for more GDL and EONeill (as I write this, I even have my game face on, surely you cannot deny me).