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        3.75/5
This is an interesting "YA" book because I think you shouldn't necessarily be a teenager to connect with the themes that are explored in this book. I think we can all agree that everybody has had doubts about the academic path they're perusing at least once; and Alice Oseman did a good job writing about it. 
I specially connected with it because I had the hardest last year of high school, coming to the realization that I fucking hated what I was "studying".
BUT, with that being said the character building of side characters was a deal breaker for me. The villain was just utterly bad and the good people were just good without any other element visible in their personality.
And I really wasn't the biggest fan of the ending. It just felt too "happily ever after" kind of an ending.
But I still really really liked this book and I wanna sincerely thank Alice Oseman for writing a platonic boy-girl relationship and for the representation of the digital world we live in. We need more of those in books.