I like Shatter Me. 
 ...is there a Team Kenji? I'm crazy for this guy! 
 I'm not gaga about it, but Shatter Me was kinda fun, considering I'm in the mood for romance. My first problem is this: too metaphorical. I didn't mind the strikethrough texts (I actually liked them), but the metaphors were darn distracting. My second problem: Juliette was repetitive. She was too disbelieving! Didn't Adam just said why he's doing what he did? And yet Juliet still had to ask the same freaking question 2-3 more times. Gah. 
 Adam was undeniably hot - a prime soldier, with tats (ahem). *beams* And he's very kind, and I was like, aw, hell. Hot and kind, that's a pretty dangerous combination. And yet I asked myself: Can I really believe that Adam is both? But I liked his quiet strength, his tempered emotions. It was invigorating. 
 This book was okay, but when Kenji appeared, oh my. He's so irritatingly charming! I have these bursts of laughter when he's goading Adam and hitting on Juliette. It's just the right mix of fun, you know? I say, I'm team Kenji if there ever was one. Ha! 
 Shatter Me could be good. The ending was an irking reecho of a popular movie installment. And please lessen the metaphorical overfill. It shatters the bottle of emotions I could've enjoyed while reading. Pun intended. 
 3.5/5 stars