I'm gonna say it: This read so much like fanfiction. Not only the writing style but also the time jumps (where it seems like the author is just too lazy to write what happens next because they just want to continue with the story already and write this next scene) and the plot as a whole. Now I understand that this book is supposed to throw some jabs at the YA genre and I enjoyed that, as well as the pop culture references, but especially towards the end, I felt like the author just threw all logic to the wind in a way that I only encountered in fanfiction before. The difference is: I don't care if certain aspects of the story don't exactly add up if I'm reading fanfiction. I know what I'm in for and I don't expect everything to make sense as long as the pairing gets to together. In books, however, I expect some sort of continuity and logic. I'm here for the love story AND the plot. 
 I'm not disappointed, just surprised and a bit confused. Still enjoyed it, though.