I've heard great things about this YA book, and the first 2 chapters don't disappoint. I appreciate that it alternates between the main character's point of view and interstitial BuzzFeed/TMZ-esque sections--it adds some fun world-building and realism to the novel. And the plot seems frothy with just the right amount of stakes so far (also, the main character's best friend is atrocious--I'm so glad her back-stabbing happened so early in the book, as I love this kind of novel to be as conflict-free as possible). Very excited about this one.