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 3.5 STARS 
 Off the Page is the companion novel to Between the Lines. It reminds me a lot of the Disney movie Enchanted, which I just recently rewatched. It starts off with Delilah having gotten Oliver out of the book and him trying to live in the real world. In this book, I was really bothered by the fact that there was a lot of people coming in and out of the book, even though we spent a whole book before this trying to just get Oliver out. It was really frustrating because I feel like Between the Lines was a waste if it was just that easy. I also felt like Delilah and Oliver didn't really have many moments as a couple where they just went, Oh wow, I really love this person. We just start the book where they've already been together for a month, and other than some really stupid drama, just don't FEEL anything with them. I did love the scene in the mall, and the little sass-off in the food court. Something I really didn't like was that Edgar's mom was spared from death because it feels like it gives people false hope that something terminal can be avoided. I enjoyed Off the Page more than Between the Lines just because it was a bit more fun and we got a little more insight on a lot of the technicalities of the world.