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1,135,789. That’s how many subscribers sixteen-year-old West Ryder has on his web vlog series. But he only has eyes for one of them.

As one of the internet’s most prestigious video bloggers, West talks about high school relationships under the name “Sam Green.” As far as he knows, no one from school, not even his best friend, Cat, has seen his videos. But the highlight of the whole thing is Harper Knight, who comments every day at exactly 2:02 in the afternoon. He doesn’t know anything about her aside from the occasional deep philosophical messaging on why pizza tastes so delicious, but as stupid as it sounds, he might be falling for her. So when they finally agree to meet in real life, West’s hope for romance seems more and more in reach. But that all changes as soon as he arrives at their meeting spot and sees Cat walking toward him, wearing the same “I <3 Sam Green” T-shirt Harper promised she'd have on.

To his alarm, West realizes he is falling in love with the best friend who has always been a sister to him.

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Title	:	Click to Subscribe
Author	:	L.M. Augustine
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 252 pages
Published	:	May 9th 2013 (first published May 8th 2013)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Romance. Contemporary. High School

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I had the priviledge of receiving a copy of this last month from L.M.I'm so glad he gave me the opportunity to read and review this book. Everyone knows I am a very BIG HEA Addict. This book has such a great HEA it was truly amazing. This was a sweet, fun read, with romance and vanilla Ice cream with rainbow sprinkles. You will have some bouts of laughter with this book for sure. This book is clever, witty, and hilarious. I couldn't get enough of how great it was, especially when the characters

4.5 stars Thank you L. M. Augustine for sending me this beautiful book. No compensation was given or taken to alter this review. Going into Click to Subscribe, I already had this gut feeling that I was going love this book. Naturally, I was right. After a long anticipated wait, I dug right in, ditching all other books upon receiving the ARC. L. M. introduces readers into a completely new take on best friend romance to a more realistic and emotionally driven level. Click To Subscribe promises

So this is my book and obviously I'm a bit biased, but I really do hope you all fall in love with the characters as much as I have. Update: The first chapter of CLICK is officially up on my blog! If you're interested, see here.

**Find this & other reviews at The Demon Librarian**If you read CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE's blurb, you may be expecting a cute, lighthearted story about young love. It is certainly that, especially in the beginning, but don't be fooled. There is a lot more to CLICK than the blurb suggests, and I mean a lot. Fluff, it is not. This is a fully-developed, emotionally rich story that will tug on every one of your heart strings.CLICK's leading man, West Ryder, is an absolute doll. He's witty,

1,5 starsStaggeringly as it may seem, but our teenager hero, West doesn't look like he likes kissing!!! Okay, he needs first for things to get cleared up in his messy mind, but even after that he claims that it's still not the time!!! WOW!!!It's a very short story and West's family drama and his own depression would have required more work and a lot more pages. I was unhappy with the epilogue. The first sentence takes you 6 months after. When I read the words I thought it would be after 10 years

So this is my book and obviously I'm a bit biased, but I really do hope you all fall in love with the characters as much as I have. Update: The first chapter of CLICK is officially up on my blog! If you're interested, see here.

I did not enjoy this book. And once I started to dislike it I was distracted a myriad of factors that in others books or in other writers hands probably wouldn't have bothered me so much. It is like when you don't like someone and all you see are their imperfections and idiosyncrasies while your best friend might have similar qualities but you are blind to them or find them endearing. That is sort of the place that I am coming from writing about this book.First things first: West did not think