Rating Clarification: 3.5 
 The Espressologist was a fun, light read perfect for a caffeine-addicted like me. The cover is beautiful, from the girl's captivating eyes, to the cup of coffee. 
 The heroine, Jane Turner, is a seventeen-year-old student who works in a coffee shops and likes taking notes about people's favourite drinks. When her greedy boss finds out Jane's hobby and her ability to match people according to their tastes in drinks, he immediately sees the opportunity to make some money and Jane can only humor him. 
 While Jane enjoys the fame her Espressologist reputation brings her and tries to get her hands on the hottie Will, the relationship between her BFF and her classmate Cam starts bothering her, and she doesn't know why. Will the Espressologist be able to handle everything? 
 This book was so fun to read! I enjoyed it a lot, although the plot was hardly original or noteworthy (it actually remembered me a lot of Emma by Jane Austen), Jane's perspective and adventures were hilarious. The end was rushed and Jane's relationship with Cam, before and after he reveals his feelings, could have been analysed some more, but for the time it took me to read it it was a worth read.