I seriously enjoyed reading this, such an incredible debut. Everything about it from the characters to the dialogue to the descriptions just felt so authentic. 
 It seems like a very loosely based modern spin on Cinderella but I didn't find myself pinpointing out parts that were the same and it actually took me a while to even realise it was Cinderella-esque. I've read a lot of Cinderella retellings recently but this didn't feel like the same old story rehashed, it was refreshing. 
 I really liked that the "evil step-mother" character was more of a subtle unpleasant than out and out heinous child abuse, it makes it seem more real than fairytale. 
 I adored Tatum, the main character - which is something I don't find myself saying enough within the YA genre - she was outspoken, knew exactly who she was and what she wanted, had a rebellious streak and was generally just a pleasure to read. It would've been so easy to make her come across as bratty so I think it's a credit to the author that she comes across as bad-ass the whole way through. 
 The romance aspects weren't overpowering, while romance is a theme, it's more about Tatum as a person, navigating her way through life, family and friendship which is really interesting. Having said that, the one negative I do have is that I would've liked to read a little bit more interaction between Tatum and Seamus so that it didn't feel so insta-lovey but that's a very minor negative. I would highly recommend giving it a read!