Without realizing it, I finished the audiobook today, exactly one year after finishing the book for the first time. Weird and cool, right? 
 I still feel much the same about Fangirl as I did one year ago, so I suppose that review hasn't changed. I will say, though, that I wish I had a never-ending supply of Rainbow Rowell books to listen to in the car because for two whole weeks, I got really excited about driving. (And I spend a lot of time in my car these days.) 
 A note about the audiobook: Rebecca Lowman does the voice acting (with Maxwell Caulfield providing the British-y, fan-fic-y bits) and she's a real tour de force. Compared to the book, her Cath is a little more anxious, her Wren a little more flighty, her Arthur a little more manic. It's like Fangirl, but with the volume turned up. (Heh.) Her Levi is definitely her biggest strength. Her voice for him is downright sexy. I didn't know it was possible for me to love Levi even more, but it totally is. 
 If you're like me and not quite sure how to fill the Rainbow gaps in your heart between books and such, check this one out.