Very cute story with a unique setting! In the town of Grimbaud everyone goes to the love shop to get their fortune for the year. Fallon is excited for hers since her family has a history of falling in love early. She expects a high school experience filled with love and romance. Heck her mom is basically already planning her wedding! But her fortune looks like that may never happen. The fortune of one of her friends doesn't look so good either. Teaming up with a few others with bad fortune that are against being told their futures they decide to take Zita's love fortune shop down. Love should be a possibility for all and hope should remain. 
 It was a slow burn without a lot of excitement but it held my attention. Fallon and the heart-breaker Sebastian team up to work on their undercover rebel plans. I'm really not a bad boy lover so Sebastian was hard for me to like at first until I knew his fortune. It was brutal. I wasn't expecting it to be that bad so I forgave him. 
 This book has a wide range of reviews and opinions and I can definitely understand the different views on it. I can see how some think it is ridiculous for Fallon to believe the fortune and worry about her future. But this is an alternate magical realism universe where these love fortunes are ALWAYS RIGHT! So you have to think in terms of not someone just predicting your future or something. This is something that has been done for a long time and has always been true in the past so it would be hard not to believe it. The fortune is a little bit more vague than I was expecting so I could see how you should still keep some hope open and that it might not be the end all be all but we all know when your in high school everything is important! And society puts so much pressure on all of us of all ages to meet someone and have a boyfriend/girlfriend. I was always asked in high school if I had a boyfriend. I wanted one but never had one in high school and I did worry about it so I don't think it is that ridiculous to pictures teenagers worrying about love. So many of us grow up picturing ourselves following the traditional plan of meeting someone, getting married, having kids etc. 
 This book reminded me if one of my favorite movies on Netflix called Timer where everyone has a timer on their wrist that tells them how long until they meet their match but the main character's timer is blank. And her sister's says she won't meet her match until her late forties. Great movie! Interesting idea to think about!