This book was a wonderful love story, with a beautifully flawed and complex female protagonist. Fixie navigates her way through complicated relationships both platonic and romantic, which was sometimes frustrating. As a reader you grow to love Fixie and her quirkiness, and you want to reach in and grab her by the shoulders and tell her to stand up for herself with the men in her life. The story tended to be predictable, in the way that romantic comedies can be, but it didn't bother me. The story is chock full of hilarious, quirky, very british characters that you can't help but love, and adorable british slang that I had to stop to Google more than once