26 November 2015: $2.99 on Kindle 
 DNF at page 133 (30%). 
 It's not you, it's me. 
 Meh. That pretty much sums up my overall feeling about this book. I'm just bored. 
 The writing is good, the characters are developed, the external plot is non-existent and I forced myself to read each and every one of those pages. 
 In truth the book is all about Cath's journey - While Cath is much more extreme than I ever was, I understood her. She's very introverted to the point where social interaction literally gives her anxiety and she chooses to be almost a hermit to avoid it; she prefers living and interacting in a fictional world to the real one, and she's incredibly giving to those she loves - even if they don't always appreciate it. 
 But nothing happens. At all. Cath goes from one encounter to the next, and I felt like I was told more about each one than shown anything. Additionally, I didn't love the fanfic portions that were written - I found myself skimming them and they took me out of the story every single time. And with Simon Snow obviously being a stand-in for Harry Potter, I'm not sure about the weird and random HP reference in the book. It doesn't make logical sense how there can be both of them in this world, and I figured where Simon Snow existed Harry Potter wouldn't - so that kind of threw me too. 
 I wanted to love this, I really did.