This is a cute, funny, engaging read that reminds me of Jesse Q. Sutanto's books with a smattering of Jenny Han and Kelly Yang. I loved learning more about Chinese-Filipino culture as I followed Chloe along her journey to figure out her next steps in life (i.e., college in the U.S. or abroad; boyfriend or no boyfriend; animation career or business career). I also enjoyed getting to know her family and friends as fleshed-out characters. The chemistry between Chloe and her chosen "kaishao boy" is a surprisingly satisfying slow burn too, though there are a couple of minorly annoying communication issues.