This book is littered with Legally Blonde references and I love it more for it. We follow Blaine, an overzealous artist who runs for senior class president after he's broken up with in public.... on their ANNIVERSARY. I loved how Robbie Couch describes art through Blaine's lens, as I'm personally fascinated with murals. It's an ode to artsy queer kids everywhere.

What made me enjoy this book even more was the cast of characters. Trish and Danny were my favorites, and I definitely want one of the election shirts! The plot is fluffy and fun, with enough foreshadowing along the way to make elements mesh. Overall absolutely gorgeous and a glorious introduction to Robbie Couch. I'd recommend this to fans of Election, Legally Blonde, and having allllll the LGBTQIA+ rep in books

*Thank you to Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers and NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for my honest review*