This book was soo sweet. Not TOO sweet, the kind of sweet that makes you gag a little, but the sweet that makes you drop a tear! 
 This book is about a girl named Delilah who never gets out of the house or hangs with friends because she's hooked on a children's fairy tale book called Between the Lines (I should have seen it coming). Sure, the story's good, but the real reason she keeps rereading it is because of Prince Oliver, a guy (that's really all I got from him). She thinks Oliver can relate to her since he doesn't have a father just like Delilah (which in a way, he sort of can) and she wishes he were real. Turns out Oliver wants to escape his book prison, not just to see what's out there in the real world, but to be with Delilah (awwwwwwwww). I won't spoil you on whether or not Oliver gets out ;) 
 I read bad reviews before reading this book. Don't do that. 
 DON'T. EVER. DO THAT! 
 The bad reviews are based mostly on the fact that the people felt disappointed with the author for writing such great books like (Insert Jodi Picoult Book Here) and then giving them this crap. No. This book is not crap. This book is great! 
 The reason why one star is missing: 
 Delilah's character. She sort of got on my nerves. I didn't like how she acted when Oliver brought her into the book. She acted like she was taken from some sort of perfect life into this horrible one. She would read books to get away from real life, which was horrible for her! 
 ^That was half of a star, btw. 
 Second half of a star: 
 The imitation of a teenager's life/mind. This is something I normally have a problem with. No current teenager has a 'hot pink mohawk' (and if they do, I haven't met them). This wasn't a huge problem in this book, because if it was it would have costed one big fat star. 
 Age recommendation: 12+ 
 Read this book before you read Off the Page, the sequel. It's not something you HAVE to do, but if your planning on reading Off the Page I suggest you read this one first.