Initial Impressions 6/21/17: 4 - 4.25 stars 
 This book was soooo much fun! I loved the con-vibe, the overall geekiness, and the characters. Jen Wilde did an amazing job at bringing these characters to life and creating wonderfully realistic diverse people. Everything was very spot on, well-supported, and felt true to real life. I loved how the personalities shone for each character and that they were comfortable with who they were. The friendships were so solid and I loved to see a good trio of friends where no one got stabbed in the back. I think that's one of the things I loved most about the book -- there wasn't anything catty (minus a rude ex, but he was supposed to be a bit villainous in a way) and everyone was so positive and supportive. It was so wonderful to see instead of people putting each other down. Would definitely recommend to anyone! 
 For fans of: Geekerella, The Geek's Guide to Unrequited Love 
 Full review as originally posted HERE on The Book Addict's Guide 8/28/17: This book was soooo much fun! I loved the con-vibe, the overall geekiness, and the characters. Books at conferences always remind me of my time at BEA/ALA/whatever book conferences I've attended and it really makes me feel right at home! I loved the atmosphere here and including things like a comic or book convention really allows the characters to be right at home and let their true geeky selves shine! 
 Jen Wilde did an amazing job at bringing these characters to life and creating wonderfully realistic diverse people. Everything was very spot on, well-supported, and felt true to real life. I loved how the personalities shone for each character and that they were comfortable with who they were, and those times where the characters weren't 100% confident, they were able to work through some personal hurdles to be their best selves. The friendships were so solid and I loved to see a good trio of friends where no one got stabbed in the back. I think that's one of the things I loved most about the book -- there wasn't anything catty (minus a rude ex, but he was supposed to be a bit villainous in a way) and everyone was so positive and supportive. It can be hard with a group of friends not to have one turn on the other (it just happens so often in life and in books) and it was refreshing to read positive and healthy friendships. 
 The romances featured here were also very cute and I loved the different factors involved! This book was great to include a lot of diversity and highlight mental health as well but still keeping things light and fun, which I personally love. I often find myself picking up lighter contemporary novels instead of the heavier, darker, or more serious realistic fiction nowadays because I need a break from the serious of adulting sometimes, so I loved seeing some true representation here and still allowing the book to be a little fluffy. Just because it's a cute romance doesn't mean it has to be less meaningful and I loved that Jen Wilde was able to put that all together!