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4 stars. It could have been five stars, but there were things that annoyed me too much. (Read the comments I made during).

Still I really likes thia book. ( )

I nearly gave this book 4 stars. I loved Levi, especially in the first 3/4 of the book. I liked Cath—I understood her love of fanfiction and her social awkwardness. However, the story never felt believable to me. Some of the characters didn’t ring true. While I ended up appreciating the layer of fanfiction for what it truly signified, I’d didn’t really like the Simon-Baz storyline itself. I really liked this book most of the time, but it doesn’t hold a candle to Attachments (not only my favorite Rowell book so far, but also one of my favorite books ever). ( )

Charmigt & nördigt! Första halvan av boken är i princip perfekt. ( )

Rated in 2017 - 3 stars
Rated in 2013 - 5 stars

Review 2017
My opinion is much changed since the first read.
There are many more frustrations that I overlooked on first read. Ah, but what a difference a few years make, especially now that I know a little more about anxiety and other disorders. (cats, curiosity and all). The book isn't perfect, true. But I still liked it more than I disliked it.
I'm not sure if the book should be recommended, but I would not dissuade people from giving it a try.
FINAL VERDICT : TRY IT

Review 2013
Okay. This is hard to review.
Mostly because I can relate to fandom escapism, at least to a certain degree.
Gods, these people are so broken that it makes the story beautiful. I like how the characters developed throughout the book. It's such a contrast!

Maybe not for everyone, but you should definitely give this one a go ( )