You Wish is one of those light-hearted chick lit books. It's not bad, but don't expect anything too deep or philosophical. That being said, You Wish was a fun and entertaining book. It tells the story of Kayla McHenry who's having a really bad sweet sixteen party. So when she blows out her candles, she wishes that all her birthday wishes will actually come true. 
 And they do. Her birthday wishes all start appearing but they have to stop because when she was fifteen, she wished that Ben Mackenzie would kiss her and Ben is her best friend's boyfriend. 
 What I liked about You Wish were the different wishes coming true. It's interesting to see how Ken gets personified into a human boy or Kayla finding gumballs at completely random places. There are quite a few more interesting scenarios, but I don't want to spoil anyone. 
 The plot of the You Wish is simple enough. Kayla doesn't have the perfect life. Her dad has left and her mom is an overbearing businesswoman and that's something commonly seen in other YA novels. The romance here is light-hearted, fluffy even but with a tinge of maturity. Kayla does keep saying she will try to stay away from Ben but her resolve isn't very strong. For once, I would like to see a heroine promise to stay away from a guy and KEEPS her promise. Kayla's best friend Nicole is an interesting character as well but I had hoped that there was better development to her character. (view spoiler)[Also, I wished there was some sort of closure regarding Ann and Ken. Did they end up together somehow? (hide spoiler)] 
 Everything works out fine in You Wish so if you're looking for an easy read with a happy ending, this one is for you.