What happens when you’re born in a pizzeria? Well you become known as the Pizza Princess, along with free lifetime pizza and a guaranteed job when you’re 16. Beck has been living under the shadow of the Pizza Princess name. She can’t wait to get as far away from it as possible, yet she needs the money, so she takes the part time job. There she finds that maybe it’s not as bad as she thought, maybe theres more to the cute snarky pizza delivery guy and that maybe she might find friendship in her coworkers. This is a great story about a girl falling in and out of love, of discovering friendships, and about discovering that it actually rocks to be a Pizza Princess. Beck throughout the story is struggling to maintain her friends and social life but finds that they give her a bit of anxiety. But she starts working at the pizza store and suddenly she’s found new friends who don’t mind geeking out with her and even a guy who, though he might be a bit cold and snarky, has a bit of a soft spot and a pretty cool car. I absolutely loved Beck’s coworkers and her struggles with accepting herself and trying to keep her friends while feeling a little left out is very relatable. This is a very sweet romance and coming of age story about a girl learning that you can have tons of different types of friends and that you should just be yourself. Beck has very relatable struggles and overall I had a fun time reading this story. Bonus points to the pizza crew and of course the oh so cute Tristan.

*Thanks Netgalley and Macmillan Children's Publishing Group for sending me an arc in exchange for an honest review*