Do you know what makes a book so good? It made you feel so many emotions at once. And Francesca Zappia did that. AGAIN. 
 I for sure was (and still am) such a huge fan of Francesca's Made You Up. It was thought-provoking and all around amazing. She immediately became my go-to author because of that and I was so hyped up for this book and OMG IT DOESN'T DISAPPOINT. It surely live up to its hype. 
 What I love about Francesca's writing is that she addresses every single important issue very carefully and it's amazing that she makes these characters so likeable and relatable from the very first. 
 So let's start off with Eliza. Eliza Mirk has social anxiety. She doesn't speak much in public and doesn't have real life friends. She is also anonymously a famous web comic creator called Monstrous Sea that goes by the name of LadyConstellation. One day a new guy, Wallace got transferred into her school. Turns out he's a really big fan of Monstrous Sea who writes MS fanfiction, but he had no idea Eliza was the MS creator. They become friends because of their shared love on MS and everything was just so geeky and fandom-ly cute!!!!! Wallace doesn't talk much either, he's a selective mute that doesn't talk in public. I thought their way of communication through pen and paper was very interesting. It wasn't exactly weird because I've come to know more about selective mutism through quite a few books now and I get it. 
 Besides the cute romance, I love the friendship between Eliza and Emmy & Max. This proves that online friendship is as valued as real life friendship and I couldn't agree more of that. I personally think that online friends are the ones who gets me more than real life ones. I also love Church and Sully and I think their character development throughout was impressive. 
 Some parts of the book made me break down, no kidding. Some were so dark and unexpectedly depressing. Though, some made me have butterflies because of the cuteness. Most of all, it made me really happy and emotional. And that's what makes a book good. 
 All in all, this book was an emotional rollercoaster and so very fandom-ly relatable and OF COURSE a bunch of cuteness. 
 P/s: i have come to admire how authors now write about fandoms on the webs and internet stuff like this it's very refreshing and i come to really like them. 
 Recommendations that's somewhat similar to this book: Radio Silence, Geekerella, Fangirl, Solitaire