I liked reading this story a lot. At first I was a little hesitant about reading it when I found out that it's the sequel/ companion novel to Between the Lines and I thought it was going to be confusing but the more I read, I realized that it read more like a standalone than anything. Sure it would have been helpful to read the first book seeing as how it provides background details, but it was written so that anyone could read the story and still know what's going. 
 I loved the idea of Oliver, a prince literally taken from the pages of a fairy tale and transported into the real world. Delilah, the girl who wished Oliver into being. The romance was adorable to read because it was easy to see how much Delilah and Oliver loved each other. I usually don't read books where the main character is already in a stable and happy relationship with her boyfriend because I like reading about the angst and the drama of that one guy she's crushing on and then they finally get together. But this one is one of the few exceptions, so I'll say that I was very glad that for all the things that they went through, the struggles of uncertainty in their relationships, the problems with everyday life for Oliver, the book causing everyone problems, and the inevitability of death and forever (in two different ways). It was a ride from beginning to end, and I liked that not only was I reading about Oliver and Delilah, I was also reading in Edgar's POV too. 
 But of course, this book wasn't just about happy moments and sunny days and whatnot, there was a problem with finally being out and Oliver and Edgar go on a somewhat adventure so they can both finally get their Happily Ever After, (view spoiler)[even if it goes to the extent of Oliver's best friend Frump dying and Edgar being separated from Jules. Man, I wanted a HEA for everyone! That just bummed me out, poor Seraphima and Edgar (hide spoiler)] . This book was really entertaining, especially the parts about Oliver getting used to the real world and the almost mishaps between Seraphima and the real world. I found myself laughing a bunch of times and feeling a little sad when I found out that Oliver was going to have to leave, but in the end everything worked out, and 2 months later they are still happy with their lives. Seeing that made me smile. 
 The pages with the the quotes were my favorite parts. It honestly made me stop and think about life and ponder about the meaning behind the quote and what lesson I learned from each little passage. I liked that I read this book and I look forward to reading more YA books by this mother-daughter writing duo.