Initial Impressions 10/14/14: Very cute! Super quick read, lots of fun, and loved the Breakfast Club feel! Lots of great pop culture references that should really stand the test of time (Harry Potter, Hunger Games, Princess Bride, etc) and a cute little mystery to boot. 
 Not as much swooniness as AAL but it was overall just very fun and light! 
 Full review posted HERE on The Book Addict's Guide 11/17/14: TOP TEN CLUES YOU'RE CLUELESS, in true Liz Czukas-fashion (which I will say having only read two of her books. But still) was so adorable and tons of fun. The book revolves around list-making Chloe and her day as it proceeds on this specific Christmas Eve -- which she just so happens to be working at the local GoodFoods. The book continues in a Breakfast Club-style fashion when someone at the store is suspected of stealing a large sum of money and all of the juvenile workers are held in the store until the managers and employees can figure out who the culprit is. 
 One of the best parts about the book is how much I loved the Breakfast Club feel. Have today's teens see The Breakfast Club? Because if not, they should both watch that movie and read this book (they can pick which order they do that in. And I may know what teens are reading but I don't know what they watch haha). Movies like The Breakfast Club and books like TOP TEN CLUES YOU'RE CLUELESS incorporate two things that are some of my favorites: story lines that take place within 24 hours and take place all in one location (for the most part). There's just something really special about being able string a story together that just fits within a day. I'm not sure why, but it really adds something extra to a book for me. 
 TOP TEN CLUES was just adorable. I really enjoyed Chloe's character (I love list-makers) and all of her co-workers were just really enjoyable to read about as well. They were all very different and there was quite a diverse cast and yet they all really came together in the end despite their differences, especially to rally against "the man" (ahhh, more Breakfast Club feels). Sometimes have a prominent and sizeable cast of characters causes me to get a little lost on who is who, but Liz Czukas did a great job of giving each one very different personalities as well as physical descriptions so the combination of each character's traits really brought them to life for me and I never once felt like it was an overwhelming number. Each character enriched the story and made it that much better for me and getting to know each one along the way was so much fun! 
 The romance in the book was cute, but it didn't quite have the swoon-factor that Liz's previous book, ASK AGAIN LATER, did for me. (What can I say? I'm a sucker for the best friends.) I think it was just more of a personal history thing for me because picturing myself in the situation that Chloe was with Tyson, well... that situation just never worked out for me. The crush on a co-worker/classmate just never panned out for me personally in my own past so I think I just felt like the flirting was too good to be true. (Sorry, Chloe! Totally nothing personal.) I just didn't quite get the heart palpitations I was hoping for with the romance, but it was still pretty cute. 
 TOP TEN CLUES YOU'RE CLUELESS was such a fun book and such a breezy read for me. I finished in one afternoon! It was also a great book to get me in the Christmas spirit (even this early!) since it takes place during the holidays and I LOVED how much it made me feel Christmas-y even if I was reading it a bit early for the season yet. I connected more on a personal level with ASK AGAIN LATER but TOP TEN CLUES really solidified the fact that I'm a Liz Czukas fan and I'm totally ready to read anything she's putting out! (Even *gasp* her new adult book that's coming out soon!)