Full review here 
 What could possibly happen during a convention that could change someone's life, you wonder? With such a simple plot, it's surprising how much this book was able to deliver. Following three BFFs, who are all geeky like me and deal with real problems like any of us, the book includes a fun amount of pop culture references. You read about this cool convention called SupaCon from different perspectives, so you know how it feels like to be there whether you're the guest or one of the stars! But Queens of Geek goes beyond what is obvious (hint: there's romance) and explores other subjects such as bisexuality and anxiety. I am someone who deals with anxiety, so I can say that not only this topic has been accurately represented here, but it also came with added value. Raw, yet uplifting. Real, yet bright. It described so well so many of the things I've felt and by reading Taylor, not only I understood her but felt she understood me too. 
 Despite having a fairly simple plot, Queens of Geek makes it up to us by finding ways to make us want to turn the page and keep following these awesome characters. While doing so, the book focus on their personal journeys towards self-acceptance and sends a message across. 
 The characters are diverse - and I mean, SO diverse - and never boring! Meet Charlie, bisexual Asian YouTube celebrity; Taylor, autistic fangirl dealing with anxiety issues; and Jamie, the best friend we all fall in love with at some point in our lives - and these are just the main ones. We get easily attached to many of the characters and even though they are all different, they all deal with things we also do. Falling in love, starting a new chapter in your life, dealing with a douchebag ex (ugh). 
 Because these characters are not typically "perfect" (even though they are pretty awesome), it's easy to relate to them. The way they support each other and still remain strong regardless of fame or personal issues is inspiring! Specially what I really like about the book is that it focus on how they move on towards a new brighter chapter in their lives. 
 The Writing Style: 
 It's a present-tense first person narrative! And it's told from 2 POVs (Taylor and Charlie). Bold move, Queens of Geek. I'm not easily impressed by this writing style but Jen Wilde nailed it. It's simple, yet it fits the characters, the tone, the vibe, and no, it doesn't make the book sound silly or too simple. Oh, and it's very quotable too (it was difficult for me to pick my favorite quote). There's a layer of depth and realism that is automatically added once we feel we are in each of these character's shoes. Interesting also to read about Taylor through Charlie's eyes and Charlie through Taylor's eyes, and realize how this makes you feel differently about each character. The smart choice of the writing style certainly helped making this book a page turner. 
 Overall, Queens of Geek is nearly perfect. It's a book full of awesomeness that captures the excitement of going to a convention while adding a diverse cast to the mix. Representation on point. I forgive Queens of Geek for the simple plot and for being sometimes a bit too cheesy. Also, geekiness, so much geekiness! What is there not to like? 5/5.