4.75 Stars 
 SO CLOSE TO BEING 5 STARS! I loved this book so much. It was just what I needed right now! I was in the mood for something light and fun and this definitely brought that. 
 This book is a retelling of Cinderella. I thought it was pretty loose at first but it's actually really by the book. And I loved that! The book is told in duel perspective between Elle and Darien, who is a famous actor playing the lead role in a remake of Elle's favorite TV show. She really dislikes Darien but she gets in contact with him (unknowingly) and they start to build a connection. She's also preparing to attend ExcelsiCon, basically a convention like ComicCon, where she is entering a cosplay contest. 
 I loved all the characters (except the stepsister but you're supposed to hate her). Elle really is the essence of a fangirl which made her so relatable. She's also an outcast, especially in her family. But she finds comfort in her favorite show "Starfield"and blogging about it. I loved Darien the first moment he was introduced. He was so real even though he's a celebrity. He has the thought and feelings that I always wonder if other celebrities feel. He's gotten tired of the spotlight and just wants a normal life with friends that aren't fake. He was really funny and his chapters were so fun to read. 
 The romance reminded me so much of "P.S I Like You" by Kasie West. (In fact, if you loved that book, you'll definitely enjoy "Geekerella" or the other way around). Darien and Elle haven't met in real life but they text each other after a wrong number incident and their relationship grows through that. Without Elle knowing who he actually is! I thought that was so cool and their conversations gave me so many feels. It was torture for them not to meet. I was waiting and waiting for them to finally meet up and for Elle to see who he actually is! It just goes to show that you can't judge a celebrity for how they seem on tv. They could be totally different in real life. I love how Elle fell for the real him through the text messages. 
 I also like the developing friendship between her and her coworker Sage. They started off on not the best terms but they grew to be friends. 
 The writing was easy and light. It fit the fun tone of the book. I also found quite a few quotes that I liked! My only tiny problem is that I came across a few typos here and there and they threw me off sometimes. 
 (view spoiler)[My reason for 4.75 stars is that I felt like Elle got over her hate for Darien way too suddenly. Which isn't very realistic. But it was a small issue. (hide spoiler)] 
 This was a great retelling that I could hardly put down. I think fans of contemporaries, retellings, and lovers of fandom will enjoy this read!