I initially gave this book 4-stars upon completing it and I remember really liking it at the time. However, going on a month later when I am finally sitting down to review it, I don't remember literally anything about it, and therefore I am bumping my review down to 3-stars. 

In this book, we're following Savannah "Sav" - a young bisexual who is away at college and experiencing life outside of the constraints of her small hometown for the first time. We see her exploring her sexuality, learning more about the LGBTQIA+ community, falling in love, falling out of friendships, and learning what matters and what doesn't. 

It's a very wholesome book and something that I probably would have really appreciated having in late high-school, early college. It reads a little more YA to me, even though it's marketed as Adult. I don't hate or love it, overall I just feel like it exists and that's enough. 

I'd recommend if you're young and starting out on your own, trying to find out who you are and where you fit in the world.