4.5 stars (still doubting if it's not one of my favourites)
I recommend it to everyone who loves YA contemporary romances, especially Morgan Matson fans.

I requested this book on NetGalley (and I so glad I did).

This book was just so nicely paced story with realistic, likeable characters.
It is just another version of the YA contemporary romance formula but I found it so well written.
The dual narration is also handled very well.

Spoiler

You get the answers to Mitchell's questions about Josie in Josie's chapter and vice versa.

Furthermore, I could really relate the problems which Josie and Mitchell are facing. Especially with Josie's, being the older sister myself.

Spoiler

Even the cliché miscommunication moment, which is present in almost every romance story, was relatable since both Josie and Mitchell had realistic doubts about their own futures.