It was cute, fluffy, generic, and utterly predictable. SN was so obvious my only doubts to his identity was that it was so obvious he must be a red herring. And honestly, I probably would have given this book three stars as yet another forgettable YA contemporary romance.

Except it made me laugh. Repeatedly. Out loud. I don't tend to laugh at books and I genuinely can't remember the last one that made me do more than snicker, but this one did, so I felt it deserved that fourth star. There wasn't much other than that to make it stand out.