Everytime I re-read that book, I love it more.

Sure, Smith's books lack diversity and are usually the cliche girl meets boy and they fall in love in completely improbable situations, but they're so good I can't really be mad at her for the white cishet overload. (That's not to say I wouldn't love a diverse Smith novel, cause that would be awesome.)

Statistical Probability is an easy read with cute, moderately uncomplicated characters. Sure, they each have their problems, but they are solved by a good talk. By the end, it's a happily ever after. Which is part of why I like it so much.