This book was fuh-rea-king cute!!! 
 What I liked: 
 -The geeky aspect! Especially the fandom story about Starfield. The book felt like it was encouraging readers to let your geek flag fly! 
 -The diversity of the characters. Ugh, finally! A bit of diversity in a YA book. One of the leads is POC, the heroine's best friend is a lesbian, and even a superstar seems to be bisexual or lesbian (view spoiler)[Jessica Stone when asked by a paparazzi if she's cheating on a girl named Carla by pretend-dating Darien. (hide spoiler)]. 
 -Prince Charming's side of the story. It's not often we get to read about the day-to-day life of the Prince Charming in a fairytale re-telling. I actually adored Darien. I know that it's ridiculous that his dad-slash-manager got Darien's abs insured and everything but I think it's sort of a way to show us how controlled everything is in Darien's life. There are times that you'll feel sorry for him. 
 -Lastly, the anonymity within Darien and Elle's texting. I've always loved those kind of stories. And for this book, we got to see how Darien and Elle fell for each other even without knowing who exactly is the other person they're talking to. I liked that they fell in love anonymously first because it seems more realistic than the "love at first sight" trope of the original Cinderella. 
 What I didn't like: 
 -Brian. Ugh, I was seriously irritated with him. I can't reveal too much why, but even when the "thing" Darien thought he did was something that he actually did not do, he was still kind of an ass. 
 -The lack of conclusion to the stepmother story. In Geekerella, the stepmother had more depth and that she actually had a reason why she couldn't love Elle completely. I honestly thought her and Elle's relationship was redeemable but in the end, I was disappointed because when Elle left the house for good, that was it. No confrontation or whatsoever. She just left when the stepmother was not home. 
 -Aaand the number of typos! I'm sorry. Usually I let it pass, but in Geekerella, there's just too many of them that it got distracting sometimes. 
 Overall, 
 Geekerella 
 was such a cute and adorable read. I definitely would recommend it to fans of Fangirl, The Only Thing Worse Than Me Is You and Queens of Geek.