3.5 stars 
 First of all, can I say how much I loved the fact that Paige "nickname" was Grammar Girl? This coming from a girl, who had the honor in high school to be called Lexicon (unlike Paige I embraced it and even encoureged my friends to call me Lexi, so the bullying stopped) and I am still the "Grammar Girl" in my family and in my circle (well, in hungarian because that is my first language, in english...not so much) 
 So I loved that Page was my kind of nerd. 
 It was interesting how she dealt with Aaron's death. First I thought they were together longer, but really it was so much more difficult this way. I mean, "How do you find closure in that--especially when strangers treat you like a widow to a devoted husband?" 
 Exactly! 
 The parent divorcing, then reconciling thing: Again I can relate to this, my parents tried it for a few months years after their divorce... It wasn't a good idea, so I could understand thet Paige was afraid. 
 The girls friendship was perfect. But not the american-girl-movie perfect, it was real-perfect. Yes, they teased each other, they were arguing sometimes, they weren't equal in the friendship, everybody had their role in it. It worked, I loved it. 
 Max was hmm... I mean yes, he was sweet, and funny and really I could see what Paige saw in him but... 
 What I missed was a little bit more complication, nothing much, just maybe a slight love triangle (or love square? is it a correct phrase? :D) 
 Oh, and also I love to read about Tessa and Ryan.