I should totally send a picture of him to Mo. After all, what could be a better distraction than a perfect-looking boy. Bonus: if I snapped a picture of Kyle I could look at it on my phone whenever. Yes, borderline pathetic, but it's not like anyone would know but me. 
 Or so Rachel thinks until the photo she takes of Kyle Bonham, a cute senior working at a burger joint at a mall, goes viral on social media, turning Kyle into an instant internet sensation and Rachel into a target for internet trolls. 
 Rachel thinks this will blow over in a few days. That she will go back to being as obscure as she was before the (now highly regrettable) photo. But when Kyle shows up at her house with a giant bouquet of French fries and a camera crew, Rachel begins to realize that things may not be quite the same again. 
 When I think of #famous, #hilarious is the first hashtag that comes to mind, instantly followed by #supercute. 
 Jilly Gagnon goes right into the heart of teen emotions - from the uncertainty of dealing with an ex to the aftershocks of being humiliated in front of a crush - all perfectly counterbalanced with a sly sense of humor. Partly inspired by "Alex from Target," a teen boy who became a viral sensation in 2014, this novel is a clever take on the "fake relationships" trope, with lovable characters and plenty of laugh out loud moments. I adored Rachel for her awkwardness and her wit, and Kyle for his genuine goodness under the cool-guy facade. 
 Highly recommended for readers of romantic comedy or even if you're having just a really bad day. #famous is bound to put a smile on your face.