This is a solid YA contemporary that deals with soooooooo much, including: messy friendships and evolving relationships, transphobia within the queer community, the difficulties and intersections of having multiple marginalized identities, and questioning your identity when you think you've figured it out. Felix is a Messy AF™️ character, and that made me love him even more. I love the curious conversations that he and his group of friends have throughout the book. Teens are definitely having the hard conversations, whether society wants to acknowledge this or not, because they are not too young to know their own identity, sexuality, and beliefs. I like how it was completely okay that Felix didn't have all the answers, but he was trying to make do with the information he had. This is the second Kacen Callender book I have read and enjoyed, and I'm looking forward to reading the other works of theirs that I have in my collection!