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I've received plenty of strange looks on public transport before for giggling at books madly (step forward [[My Family and Other Freaks by Carol Midgley]] and [[Have A a Little Faith by Candy Harper]]) but I don't think I've ever got looks quite like the ones I did earlier today when I got to a particular point and without realising it must have said ''Oh good grief just tell her, tell her!'' out loud. The characters here are so likeable that I was desperate for them to get together, but it's clear to see why they were hesitant about taking such a major step after being friends for so long. Speaking of likeable characters, there's a wonderful supporting cast, and it's really interesting to read a novel with so many well-drawn and sympathetic people in it. The tension - and there's plenty of it - comes from the balance between the pair's feelings for each other and the challenges Kendall faces, especially, as an A list celebrity trying to deal with the paparazzi and adoring fans.