Once I read the premise of Tell Me Three Things, I knew it would be something I loved. As a blogger, I spend a lot of time connected to the internet and talking with people who in some cases, I have never met. Many of those have impacted my life greatly, or are part of my every day life. The anonymity of it has its pros and cons, but opens up so many doors for us individually. And at times, it's easier to talk to someone who you technically "never met." Julie captured it perfectly and I couldn't have been happier. 
 Of all the things I loved about this book, Jessie's character was by far my favorite. Jessie reminded me so much of me at her age, it was uncanny. She's snarky, smart, witty and her voice was just so REAL to me. She was selfish at times, childish too, but yet she was unapologetic about it. You can't help how you feel. I couldn't image going through everything that she did - losing her mom, moving and losing apart of herself as well. 
 Another aspect I loved was the deep-rooted friendships and family. Sure, starting over with a stepmom, step brother and new school isn't easy, but she opened herself up slowly, allowing herself to love each in turn. It's not easy to say but she gained so much love, and figured out so much about herself after she felt she was completely lost. 
 Three More Things I loved 
 Somebody/Nobody. I loved their conversations! They vary from mundane things, to deeper conversations about the loss both have suffered. I for one, figured out who the person was quite early on, but did second guess myself throughout the book. I also loved the formatting of it - starting in email and going to IM. So help me, I wanted to know what platform they were talking on, too! 
 The writing. Julie's writing is beautiful, deep yet simplistic at the same time. She is able to snag the reader from page one. The pacing of the book was perfect, never having a dull moment but effortlessly flowing from page to page. 
 It's hilarious. I love it when a book has the effect to make you double over laughing. There are many hilariously quotable lines in it and I can't wait for everyone to be able to see them! 
 Overall - I absolutely loved Tell Me Three Things. It's funny, adorable and just GOOD. Highly recommend it! Go forth and pre-order. 
 I received this book for free from The Publisher in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.