**You can see this full review and more at Book Briefs: https://bookbriefs.net**Alex, Approximately is a young adult standalone romance by author Jenn Bennett. This book was so stinkin' cute and amazing, I can't stand it! In the best way of course. I expected to enjoy Alex, Approximately, but I didn't expect to fall so completely head over heels in love with it like I did. This is one of my favorite reads of the year! I mean business when I say Alex, Approximately deserves every bit of these five stars.

Alex, Approximately is the story of Bailey and Alex. Bailey, or Mink, and Alex, met online where they instantly bonded over their love of classic movies. Bailey knows that Alex lives in the same town in California as her dad, but she gets gun shy when it comes to telling Alex that she has moved in with her dad. She is nervous about taking her online friendship offline. Bailey is trying to search Alex out with the bits of information she knows about him. At the same time she starts working with this guy, Porter. I Absolutely loved seeing Bailey's internal struggle over her online friendship with Alex and her real life hate fest with Porter. Watching Bailey with Porter was hilarious, and awesome and OH-SO-SWOONY! I seriously loved them. Porter for sure takes the top spot of Book Boyfriend of the year. I love him so much.

But I also loved so many other things about Alex, Approximately. I loved Bailey and all of her quirkiness. I loved her new friendship with Grace. I loved how the whole online and offline relationships were handled, I loved all the movie references and I really loved the freakin' awesome mansion turned museum that Bailey, Grace and Porter work in. I want to visit!! In fact, there was not a single thing about this book that I didn't like. Jenn Bennett cast a magic spell of love over me. I fell in love with everything about Alex, Approximately. This is a book that you need to read. You need to read it now and you need to read it over and over again. This is one of my favorite books of 2017. It gave me all the feels. (and honestly, writing this review is making me want to re-read this beauty right now!) Do yourself a favor and read Alex, Approximately.

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