5 Words: Hilarious, model, school, bullies, geeky. 
 I'd heard a lot about Geek Girl before I picked it up. I'd even bought it months beforehand. Even my none-bookish sister had read it and was raving about it and asking when I was getting the next book. I'd even started it, reading the first 15 chapters before my sister decided she'd like it better. 
 So I don't know why it took the book being picked as the Fashionista Book Club read for me to read it. Because I'd enjoyed the start, and I'd heard so many good things. 
 I think I didn't want to be disappointed. 
 So thank goodness I wasn't! 
 Geek Girl is fantastic. It's so so funny. I loved the relationship between Harriet and her parents, and how her dad and step-mum bickered all of the time. It was like reading my own parents and I loved it. 
 I read each and every kooky fact out aloud to my other half. He usually hates it when I read out passages of books but with Geek Girl he even asked me what the most recent interesting fact was. 
 Harriet's creepy stalker was a bit unbelievable, but on the whole this book was so real you could almost believe every word. 
 And Wilbur was just a bit too much. He was too flowery, too garish. While the same thing worked for Gail Carriger's Lord Akeldama, it didn't work so well for Wilbur. It was endearing, it was just annoying :( 
 But this book was so so good, filled with wonderful facts and amazing writing and an uplifting plot that that didn't matter. It still gets a solid 5 stars.