So this book was basically 95% fluff - romantical fluff, plantonical fluff, sexual fluff, familial fluff. So much fluff. I loved it. I loved it so much I stayed up reading it until 3 in the morning and now my sleeping pattern is RUINED. 
 I liked fluff. Fluff is the best part of everything. 
 I will now attempt to say something other than 'it was fluffy and I loved it'. 
 I liked the whole thing with getting to know someone without knowing who they are specifically, that was super cool, like we really knew Blue's personality rather than the way he's perceived by the world. It's probably all very deep but I'm not a very deep person so I wouldn't really know. I do know that Blue is 100% completely adorable. (view spoiler)[ Also, did everyone else figure out that Bram was Blue the moment he was introduced? Cause I just thought that scene had no reason to be there unless Bram was Blue. I even googled American presidents to see if there was one called Bram. (hide spoiler)] 
 I liked the characters, they were all adorable and lovely and I like how Simon loved him. He's such an non-hateful person and non-hateful people are so easy to love, in life as well as in books. Even his hatred of Martin is completely halfhearted. 
 I seriously really liked all of the characters though - Abby and Leah and everyone. Everyone. I didn't feel like we really got to know Nick though which was weird. I kind of really want to spend more time with the characters. It took me quite a while to read it considering the book's length but I really wish it was longer, so I could have more fluff and loveliness. 
 The one thing that kind of annoyed me was the guitar thing with Nick because it really annoys me when someone starts playing the guitar when you're doing stuff and it's really loud and annoying and stops you being able to do your stuff until they stop playing. That's probably just me though, I'm not really a big music person. 
 Other than that the whole book was perfect and adorable and beautiful and I loved it.