This is my second book by Solomon, and honestly, I think she’s one of the best YA contemporary writers out there. She excels at writing complex characters you can’t help but root for, and this applies not only to the protagonist, but also the love interest and side characters. Not only is there plenty of humor in her stories, but much-needed conversations about mental health and life after high school. I also appreciated that this book is very sex-positive, something more YA books need if they’re truly going to represent modern teens. I definitely want my own copy of this, and recommend it to anyone looking for their next contemporary read. I look forward to reading more from this author, both in and beyond YA! :)

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