Reader Review: This book's great style of being told through e-mails from one character to another is so much fun. It really leaves a lot to the reader's imagination and Meg Cabot uses it in a way that made me laugh out loud. The characters are so funny, and to anyone who's ever sent an e-mail, you'll probably recognize yourself among the quirky and lovable cast. Mel and John are great main characters and the book tells both of their points of view, and you get such a great gasp of everything! Such a unique and hilarious way of telling a romance!

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