4.5 stars 
 Initial Impressions:How stinkin cute. I really loved this book! I don't know what I was expecting but I really liked the concept for Mallory's decision to "go vintage" and how she discovers who she is. 
 Review originally posted on The Book Addict's Guide: This book was so stinkin' cute!!! I honestly didn't expect to have so much fun reading it, but it was light, funny, and just really easy to read. I simply adored the concept of Mallory's idea to "go vintage", mostly because of the rough break-up after finding out about her boyfriend and his "online wife". I was a little unsure about the idea of going vintage at first because I was hesitant about throwing it back to the sixties... But so was Mallory, even though it was her idea. I really have to commend her character - Although she had a really valid reason to avoid technology, turns out it's a lot harder than she thought! I TRY not to be glued to my phone & computer, but let's face it. It's kind of hard to avoid much less cut out completely! The idea made for some really cute moments in the book too with her sister "helping" her (aka hiding her stuff), talking on the home phone with a boy (it was so much more exciting that way! I mean, they had to call your HOUSE), and all the little silly ways it made her life a little more work! 
 I want to say THANK YOU to Lindsey Leavitt for NOT forcing us to like Jeremy, even a little bit - Here's my story. I get mad when the boyfriend of the story does something bad and then our heroine spends so much time legitimizing what they've done or contemplating going back to him. We had a clear winner and loser in GOING VINTAGE and Jeremy stayed the loser so thank you!! 
 Now let's talk about the winner. [Dreamy sigh] I loved Oliver!!!! It was ALL THE LITTLE THINGS that made him such a great love interest. He was "hipster" but really, he was just true to himself and owned it in a way that people didn't question him. He knew he liked Mallory and despite the fact that he's Jeremy's cousin and she's his ex-girlfriend, you can see that they've got a little something going on and you KNOW Oliver is going to make it work! It was all the little ways he listened to Mallory, made her feel comfortable, helped her... All of the little things added up into one awesome guy! Loved him as the love interest here!!! 
 I really think the concept was great, but Lindsey Leavitt has some truly great characters in this book. You already know my love for Oliver, but the supporting characters were some of my favorites too. In a way, I felt like I was a lot like Mallory, but a lot in the fact that although we're perfectly fun girls, there's nothing too... "notable". Mallory's support system was really what caught my attention: Ginny. Grandma. Of course Oliver. They really stole the show for me! I loved Mallory's relationship with her little sister because my sister and I have always gotten along, but now that we're adults, we really are like best friends! She truly is the one person who understands (and appreciates) all of my jokes and Friends quotes and movie references. Oh, and all those stupid made-up things from our childhood! I loved seeing that relationship. I also saw the dedication in the beginning of the book using the song lyrics from "Sisters" from White Christmas, which my sister and I used to sing ALL the time and that's one of my mom's favorite movies ever so SCORE for a personal note there!!! 
 Okay. Sorry for being long winded, so let's sum up: Super cute. Loved it all. Oliver had me at hello. Not quite a favorite, but pretty close!