I really enjoy3d this book, such an enjoyable sapphic love story. We follow Nar whos learning more about her cultural identity and hoping that her family accept her for who she is and who she loves.

I feel like it took me a bit to get fully invested into this book (mainly due to the language barrier and having to learn what things meant). However, I was quickly hooked, and couldnt put it down in the second half. Especially when we were hitting the 3rd act break up… im not normally a huge fan, but the way it all went down was enjoyable, although, a little frustrating at the MC for the way in which she was handing things and wish she ripped the plaster off quicker. But it was just the push that Nar needed in her life, so i didnt mind it too much

I enjoyed learning a lot about Armenian culture, food and the genocide

- sapphic / lgbt+ romance
- own voice author