I am always looking for more books with asexual and/or aromantic representation. I question a lot about myself, so I like finding books that help me feel more seen. I also just really enjoy seeing those identities get more attention! This book has been on my list for a while, since I first heard about it, and I'm thrilled to have finally read it. This review was originally posted on YABooksCentral, so make sure to check it out there as well!
If you're looking for a book with: a lot of self-discovery and doubt, old friends and some new ones, and more emotions than I can handle; this book might be a good choice! Stay safe and happy reading!
