For a book about a girl whose sister wants a medically assisted death, this book is quite hilarious 😅😂 I was expecting one of those heartfelt, gut-punching YA contemporaries that makes me want to curl up in bed, and don’t get me wrong: this book definitely has those heartwarming moments that make you contemplate life, but for the most part, I found myself cackling. Indigo’s family is full of clearly rendered characters and charming antics, and even though Indigo feels completely misunderstood by most of them, she’s an awesome sister that would do anything for her family, especially her twin. This book strikes a perfect balance of heart and humor, but above all else, it’s a subversively hopeful novel.