The Cheat Sheet is one of those books that feels like a fluffy pillow, something just so inherently cozy and fun you just can’t resist. How am I going to make it through three weeks of fake dating Nathan without anything changing between us? Especially when it almost-sort-a-kinda seems like he’s fighting for a completely different outcome?

This is the best rom-com I've ever read, I was laughing so much through all of it. It's so well and uniquely written and SO CUTEEE These are the elements outlined in John Gruber’s original design document. All Markdown applications support these elements. Element Not only did the female mc act so over the top and exaggerated all the time, but the guy was so weirdly immature that he really acted like a boy that still hadn’t gone through puberty.This book is absolutely adorable. Friends to lovers, mutual pining, fake dating... I'm in love. While the writing style may not be for everyone, I was completely hooked by the fun characters and their swoon-worthy romance. The brownie scene, Nathan's experiment, Bree’s “experiment”....I might have combusted a little bit. Trust me when I say I was already uncontrollably squealing from chapter 1. This book made me so happy and honestly that's the best feeling ever. Some people say Bree and Nathan act too childish and I completely understand where they come from, however for me that is the book's charm honestly! There isn't a single romance book I've read that makes me feel like it's happiness bottled up in book form like this one. This was so unique, funny, cute and heartwarming in the best way possible. There's basically no drama, and even when the characters recall bad moments in their lives the happy mood never shifts, and it's not because those events don't get the right representation. This book is amazingly balanced and so fun. And as a couple they were pretty great. This book was surprisingly slow burn which I really liked, but there was a bunch of romance when they were fake dating to make up for that! Overall, they were a really cute couple even if at times some aspects of their relationship seemed random. The book is mostly fluff which is a point in its favour. If it had more angst I would've quit reading a lot earlier.

More tools will be added over time. Your input is highly appreciated, which you can leave by the Cheat Sheet forum post. Nathan...I barely have anything to say about him. He's nice and does things for other people, and it feels less forced than Bree's good deeds and yet...meh? Seeing into his head isn't all that interesting either. I'm bailing a bit early (~15%) but I just can't at this point. The main problem is a personal one—that they've been sleeping with other people while in love with each other. I mean, they've been in love with each other for ten years, which makes it difficult anyway. I mean, have a conversation, people! Seriously. Only they're so busy friend-zoning each other preemptively that they can't have a serious talk, apparently. Which is bad. But worse, they're sleeping with other people! He feared he wouldn't know what to say to customers, so he'd study a cheat sheet with information about the products.Our friendship is going swimmingly until I accidentally spill my beans to a reporter over too much tequila, and now the world seems to think me and Nathan belong together. Oh, and did I mention we have to date publicly for three weeks until after the Super Bowl because we signed a contract with...oops, forgot I can’t tell anyone about that!

edit : giving it a 1 star cause i took a good 5 minutes and contemplated my decision. yeah nope im giving it a 1 star I think Bree’s habit of gifting her loved ones trinkets that make her think of them is sweet, and shows she cares. I was expecting a lot from this book and it didn't deliver. I was so so so excited to read it and then I started it...and now I can't even finish it. Cheat sheets describe in plain English the technical features of rainwear, bike helmets, and other products. The problem is, most likely, my super high expectations. This was supposed to be amazing, a new favourite, something I'd recommended to people over and over again...I'm disappointed.These elements extend the basic syntax by adding additional features. Not all Markdown applications support these elements. Element Disgruntled and upset, Bree decides to down her sorrows—and wakes up to find that she’s gone viral, talking about how she loves Nathan. These slots appear to the left of your equipment. They will not affect you visually, but do affect stats as normal. Untested in multiplayer. Her struggling dance studio is at risk of closing down, and apparently Nathan the NFL legend BOUGHT it for her?