"Straight people, he thinks, probably don't spend this much time convincing themselves that they're straight." The pinnacle of a YA romance novel, this book was warm and kind and fun. McQuiston provided an escape from the horrors of reality and created two characters who I could fall in love with as they fell in love with each other. Enemies to lovers is a familiar trope, but McQuiston doesn't overdue it, and the way they tell it what makes you invest in Alex and Henry. I hope they're still writing emails to each other when they're physically apart and I hope they live happily ever after.