Thank you to the Publishers and NetGalley for an opportunity to review this book.
I was initially drawn to this book for the title and cover art. I liked the plot a lot and thought it was funny, heartfelt, and touched on a lot of issues regarding anxiety. I also use TikTok as a platform and got pretty excited when the characters when viral lol. I think this author did a really good job building the characters relationships in a short read and will Definity look from more from them.

This book was just okay for me. I think mental health representation is great but, given the struggles that the MMC and his daughter were facing I found the ending to be slightly unrealistic. It felt like there was a disconnect between the main characters, and overall just something missing from this book. With heavy topics of anxiety, depression, and bullying being such a huge premise in this book I think trigger warnings would be beneficial to readers. Thank you to NetGalley and the author for sending me an ARC in exchange for my honest opinion.

(thanks to netgalley for the free arc)

the blurb grabbed me but tbh the book didn't live up to the premise as i wanted.

not a bad book. not necessarily a good one either.

3 stars.

thanks to the author and netgalley for sending me a free arc.

honestly, i was a bit disappointed by this read, i expected a bit more. but i did, kind of, enjoyed it at first. it just feels like something is missing. also i think it would be good to add some trigger warning at the beginning, even if its light.