Hopefully you don't run into me anytime soon, because I might go all evangelical and tell you you have to read this book. Right. Now. 
 It took me a little while to shake off the Stranger Than Fiction feeling, as I have a twin named Cath and I was born in Nebraska and many many other eerie coincidences. But this is what Rainbow Rowell does. She writes life in a way that makes you feel like you're reliving yours. 
 P.S. Any guy that will admit how disgusting the twin fantasy is is a keeper. 
 Favorite Quotes 
 [T]heir dorm room was way too small...And Wren didn't take up nearly as much space as Reagan did. Figurative space. Head space. Wren didn't feel like company. 
 "I feel sorry for you, and I'm going to be your friend." 
 "I don't want to be your friend," Cath said as sternly as she could. "I like that we're not friends." 
 "Me, too," Reagan said. "I'm sorry you ruined it by being so pathetic." 
 She was still avoiding Wren - Cath hadn't even eaten lunch at Selleck since Wren drunked at her. 
 Levi opened his smile up completely. "Oh, put that away, "Cath said with distaste. "I don't want you to get charm all over my sister - what if we can't get it out?" 
 I don't want to kiss a stranger...I'm not interested in lips out of context. 
 Levi's smile broke free and devoured his whole face. It started to devour her face, too. Cath had to look away...That's how she ended up with hundred-watt Levi. 
 You give away nice like it doesn't cost you anything.