Damn. Two good books in a row! 
 *A copy was provided in exchange for an honest review. 
 The fact that this book is set in the year(s) 1990-91 was awesome, since that was the year that I was born. I know, I know, how could I truly appreciate the references to Janis Joplin and such? But I truly did. And then somewhere throughout the book I totally forgot that it was the year 1990! Seriously. I felt so sucked in and familiar with the characters and the way they talk and think. It was like reliving high school all over again, despite the different era. 
 I wish that Lisa was my best friend and I wish that I was Laya effing Warren. I wanted to crawl into the story and make a place right beside all of those kids. I think I cried more at their graduation than I did at my own! For real. 
 I fell in love with Trip. I felt my heart break when whatever happened between them happened. And I say whatever because they didn't even know what happened. It was just so high school and perfect and completely okay. 
 Torrest did something super spectacular here, by sincerely capturing the ups and downs of high school life. The crazy world of popular and not-so-popular and the almost always devastating firsts. Remember When was funny, cute, a trip down memory lane, and so heartfelt and real that it made my soul smile. I am so glad I got the chance to read this and cannot wait (only four more days?!) until the next one comes out. More Layla and Trip! Yay! 
 Ps.- Laylaaaaa, got me on my knees, Layla... Stuck in my head. On repeat. All hail Eric Clapton and T. Torrest.