This book is absolutely delightful. It is engaging, humorous, relatable, and light-hearted. I staunchly believe that not everything has to be so serious all the time and a purely fun and pleasant book certainly can be an all-time favorite. 
 I personally loved the fact that the protagonists don't technically get together until the absolute end of the book. I know many people had a problem with this but ultimately my favorite part of any love story to fantasize and swoon over is the part where they are building up the getting-together aspect. And somehow the extensive (read: majority) of the book where they are flirting back and forth and playfully struggling with one another was really entertaining and hilarious (as Alice Clayton usually is). Plus the male protagonist was fucking adorable and unconventional for a male love interest and was totally not a douche. Which I appreciated. 
 Plus when the author finally gives you the sex and physical aspect of the love story, it is sooooo worth it.