#PleaseRetweet

by Emily Benet

[Leah]

I really enjoyed this. It was so much fun and totally current, completely on-trend for the time we live in. It definitely has me wondering which real life celebs can't be bothered to tweet (in fact, I don't think any of them do except Stephen Amell whom I trust implicitly).

I loved getting to know May, although she was SO obtuse when it came to Alex (or is it Adam? I've had a stressful month and my recollection part of my brain has fallen to pieces. I'm almost sure it's Alex though - either way, it's a four letter fellas name that begins with A). I almost wanted to smash her in the face she was so stupid, especially since this is a girl who doesn't deny how pretty she is (vain came to mind in one scene in particular).

But overall this was a fun, quick read. I liked May, and it was a nice insight into the social media mad generation (of which I used to be part of, but like Alex/Adam I couldn't really care less about any more). Inevitably, like most things, social media gets old (but it does get addictive first) but it's just really never what you want it to be, and I don't miss it.

Emily Benet is such a fun author, and this book is a gem.