A/S/L is hard for me to review because I don't exactly know how to feel about it. While I really enjoyed many aspects of the book - the experience of growing up as a trans girl in the 90's and later living through the 2016 US elections, the different POVs and how there were many different things like the game descriptions and chats, the changing timelines, in the end, the book dragged a lot pace-wise and was a bit confusing when POVs and time changed with no indication. The missing quations marks were definitely not helping as it was sometimes hard to see what's a dialogue and what's not. But I really liked all three of the main characters and how different their lives were, and I think that was the strongest point of this book.

Thanks to Netgalley for an ARC.