"The whole point of fanfiction is that you get to play inside somebody else's universe. Rewrite the rules. Or bend them. The story doesn't have to end. You can stay in this world, this world you love, as long as you want, as long as you keep thinking of new stories." 
 Going into this book with ridiculously high expectations lead me to put it down, twice. Picking this back up with no expectations, lead me to falling in love with the characters, sympathising with the side characters, and dying to be another's best friend. I don't know what to say about this book. I was pleasantly surprised with some of the directions it went in. It looks like this cheesy, fluffy, and light-hearted story (which it is, at times) but it also has so much more depth to it. 
 You have a father that's had to raise two young girls on his own, that's also battling his inner demons. One twin that turns to alcohol to get through her problems and doesn't realise the entire impact her substance abuse has. And another, that has such severe social anxiety, that she would rather live on granola bars in her dorm than have to go to the cafeteria, and as a child - wet herself because she was too anxious to raise her hand and ask to go to the bathroom. I'm not the most socially anxious person in the world, but there were moments I could relate to Cather (and to get to the point with this) I know, that for people with social anxiety, representation in Cather would have meant volumes to them.