There is so much in this book that I loved. The literary references, and book loving characters. The bookstore being a central part of the plot.
 I loved the mental health rep, and the talk of addiction.
 I liked that the things that happened in Aaron's life impacted multiple aspects of the story, from his personality and the way he interacts with people, to his family situation and even his love of Books.
 It was a very quick pager Turner of a read, with an amazing supporting cast of characters.
 The only reason this is a 4 star for me, is because I would have liked to of seen things fleshed out more. I wanted to get to know Hannah and Chad and the Luberjacks more. I felt there could have been more to explore with them.
 Overall though, this was an enjoyable read, and when my only negative is wanting more of the characters and story. I think that's as positive as a negative can be. 

I love Kelly Yangs writing. I've read a few of her books before and they never fail to keep me invested and entertained.
 This book was no exception. It was a perfect balance of heartwarming, emotional, honest and funny.
 I love the way she pulls from her own experiences, lending a real depth to her characters and story.
 I thoroughly enjoyed this book from start to finish.