This was certainly a cute and charming book, perfect for the summery weather we've been having here recently. The premise of this book is really intriguing- what if your Facebook statuses became real life? I thought that the story was really interesting and perfectly balanced the real life with the mystical/fantasy sort of vibe. The story was light and fluffy but had some good points- the things people post of social media is usually the good stuff, we rarely see or hear about the bad stuff. I recently quit Facebook (or deactivated my account, since you can never delete your page which is stupid) because I wasn't feeling great about my life and was feeling really upset about seeing everyone else's perfect lives and vacations and engagements and houses and all that. I've since realized that no one is living the perfect life and gotten a little more secure with myself but I can absolutely relate with Kate's issue with wanting life to be and appear perfect. Her obsession with social media was a little annoying at times and the story was crazy predictable but it was still a fun ride and a perfect summery read.