This is a really good book. Emphasis on good. It wasn't great or mind-blowing, but it was sweet and sincere. And as someone on the ace spectrum, I really appreciated the representation. I thought it was well-done, and I liked that the author seemed to actually understand the spectrum as a whole. I've read other books where this isn't the case and it can put a damper on the whole experience. I really liked Cohen too. I can always appreciate a true (but respectful!) himbo.

If any of that sounds appealing, you should honestly give this book a go. If not, I don't think it's a "must read".