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 This was by far one of the most unique and original contemporary books, or maybe even any book, that I have ever read. And while the story line itself wasn't extremely original, (though it was super cute) it was the writing style that made it so incredibly unique and enticing. 
 You'd think that with fourteen different viewpoints the voices wouldn't be all that distinct. But somehow, someway, this author managed to pull it off, and extremely well too. I've read books with just two or three different points of view, and still the voices of the characters are difficult to distinguish between. But in this story, it was so easy to tell who was speaking without even looking at the name. Each and every character had a completely different outlook on the story, and even their own sense of humour. My favourite character to read from was probably Victor, as I loved his blatantly honest and cruel sense of humour and the way that he truly despised Lea and Gabe, and yet rooted for them all the same. I also enjoyed Sam's point of view quite a lot because of how much he really cared for his brother, which was super sweet and admirable. And the squirrel's perspective was pretty cute too, especially because of how disorganized and bouncy his thoughts were. 
 Overall, I have a huge amount of respect for this author and I am absolutely amazed as to how she managed to create so many unique, distinct, and intriguing point of views. This brings me to my other point of how despite the fact that there were fourteen different POVs, none of which were actually the two main characters, the story still flowed smoothly and there weren't any loopholes or confusion I the plot. I think it was pretty impressive. 
 Additionally, I really enjoyed how the book was divided into months: it really helped keep things nice and organized. That in addition to the super short sections of each point of view made the book fly right by (in a good way). 
 Also, bonus points for having some amazing diversity within the characters! There were characters of a variety of races and sexualities, which was awesome! 
 If you're looking for a super cute warm and fuzzy contemporary that's also a bit of a breath of fresh air. I would really suggest giving this one a go. 
 P.S. How adorable is this cover!? It fits the story so well and is just too cute (just like the book!)