Originally reviewed at Hooked on Books 
 I'm honestly not sure I can properly express how much I loved this book. It was clever and funny in all the right places. It was able to effortlessly make my heart melt and break and from the moment I turned the last page I immediately wanted to turn around and read it again. 
 To start off with there's Oliver. He is an amazing boy. Perfect in so many ways but yet totally believable. I would very much like to marry him - I'm laying claim to him now. I expected the romance between him and Hadley to be rather cheesy (it does take place in a 24-hour period) but it ended up being incredibly realistic. Their random meeting grows naturally into something more deep and meaningful. It didn't take a huge stretch of the imagination to think it could actually happen. 
 The most thoughtful thing, for me, about this book, however, wasn't the relationship between Hadley and Oliver. It was Hadley's relationship with her father. I thought it was incredibly touching and it felt so deep and authentic. I think a lot of people will be able to relate to Hadley's internal struggle and the ups and downs of trying to heal when your family is thrown through a loop. 
 This is a beautiful novel and one that will stay on my shelves for years to come. Smart, funny, clever, romantic. The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight is a beautifully heart warming book. Think of your favourite romantic comedy (film) and double how good it makes you feel.