“Adorable, fun and fast! This book had laugh out loud moments that made me wonder what my coffee beverage orders say about me!! Great romance and realistic dialogue - a wonderful debut.”
— Jennifer Jabaley, author of Lipstick Apology

“What a fun read. Perfect for girls of any age. It's full of romance, topped with bubbly humor, and sprinkled with a bit of suspense. And the payoff at the end is as satisfying as the last sip of caramel macchiato in your mug."
— Kristin Walker, author of A Match Made in High School

“Kristina Springer is a fantastic new storyteller who is going to do great things. The writing is engaging and charming and humorous. I finished the whole book in one sitting!"
— Jessica Brody, author of The Karma Club

“Frothy, not too sweet and full of strong character and delicious flavor. Jane is a barista at a coffee shop and makes the connection between people’s drink styles and their love interests. In the style of Jane Austen’s Emma, Jane can make matches for everyone but herself. This is a wonderful romantic book with a new twist on the matchmaking theme.”
— KIWI magazine

“Satisfying . . . Jane’s quirky and sympathetic voice give this cheerful, breezy romance a unique touch.”
— Publishers Weekly

“A breezy and fun vibe . . . best enjoyed over the holidays with a hot drink.”
— Booklist

“Springer has created a lovable, naive young woman in Jane, and even those who don’t drink java will enjoy the frothy story.”
— School Library Journal

“Springer does a spot-on job of creating [all sorts of interesting] situations, not least by speaking fluent teenager. Anyone who’s worked in a service-industry job will nod in recognition while reading passages about snarky customers and cranky coworkers—and anyone who’s been a teenager will relate to the romantic tension that builds as Jane makes matches for her friends but doesn’t realize she’s overlooking her own perfect romantic partner."
— Linda M. Castellitto, BookPage contributor and former barista

"Irresistible as a fluffy kitten. I laughed out loud and so will you!"
— Meg Cabot, author of the Airhead and Allie Finkle's Rules for Girls series

“Tori’s honesty and sense of humor make for an exuberant read. The dialogue is realistic, and Springer brings refreshing personalities to standard character types; Tori’s parents are divorced, but both parents are active in her life, for instance, and the popular girls aren’t mean.“
— Kirkus Reviews

“This is a very sweet, very fun read! If you are looking for something light to read over the summer, this is definitely a book for you. Endearing characters, true to life circumstances, Kristina Springer has built an extremely adorable novel for the YA crowd!”
— A Fanatic's Book Blog

“For anyone who's ever felt jealous, had a BFF, or wanted a boyfriend...I read it in one sitting!”
— Lauren Barnholdt, author of the Devon Delaney series and numerous young adult books

“Springer writes in authentic tween language. The story takes place in a suburb of Chicago , but could easily be transported to any school in the United States . Tori is a well-rounded character, both likable and relatable. The themes will resonate with any girl who’s ever gone through the hardships of middle school: friendship, boys, popularity, and, most importantly, choosing to do the right, but often more difficult, thing. A fun read.”
— School Library Journal