I think that I liked the overall plot of this book, especially the character development, which was very much needed by the main cast (especially Alana, I would have probably actively disliked her if I was in high school with her as a queer person), but I think that some of the more specific details of the book could have been done better. I am not a big fan of when contemporary novels take place in a specific year, as opposed to a more general "present", and I think that I tried to get into that mindset, and then the occasional comment would snap me out of it. Other than that, I think that this was a fun read, especially for lesbians who are only friends with straight people. Fortunately for me, I cannot relate to that.

i don’t think i’ll ever recover from this! i think it was done so well, it’s a true masterpiece! i need everyone to read this when it hits the shelves!!

Thank you author, publisher, and NetGalley for providing me with an eARC of this book!!

First things first Granny Gray! I can’t stop thinking of her! This book got too relatable. Like when she said she was looking us girls kissing when she was 10…… I needed a minute after that lol. They talk about how they just get candy and hang out in the Walmart parking lot cause there’s nothing to do…. Lol. Separate subject, I hated Logan so much!

Horne does a really good job writing teenage characters that actually read like teenagers! I did not love the ending of this, but I liked it well enough to still really love this book and to recommend it!