I’m so glad I found this book. I like how it delved into so many different aspects of life and how being on the aroace spectrum affects the way you view life. I thought it was great how they spoke about their experiences but then also added in experiences from outside people who listen to their podcast. It was very educational and put into words a lot of my thoughts and experiences that I have struggled without throughout my life.

Mid. Bad even. Really nothing happened and I was not invest in the plot or character. I feel like it is too short of a book to really do much or have much of an impact.

This was fun. I loved reading about all the characters improving their lives and overcoming their obstacles. I liked all the characters too. I did enjoy this book, however, I did find it very slow at times which is not my favorite reading style. Overall, I liked it but I do have gripe with Josie’s storyline. Personally, I think they were all too hard on her. Was she mean to Carol’s husband? Yes, but it’s what he deserved. I am on Josie’s side. Sometimes people are losers and Carol needs to accept that her husband is one.

I loved this book. I loved that everyone was gay and I loved that the two main characters were hot messes. It was so fun and very relatable. I related to both Opal and Pepper. It was amazing watching them grow together and accept happiness for themselves after struggling with it for so long. I hope they live happily ever after.

There was nothing wrong with this book. It was fine and Aphrodite is a #girlboss. I just found it boring because mythology really isn’t for me. If it is for you, I’m sure the read would be better. It talked a lot about different aspects of Aphrodite’s evolution throughout time; I just wasn’t invested.

I’m in my memoir era and this is such a good one. He does such a good job articulating the struggles of coming to terms with your sexuality and gender along with how overlapping and intertwined they can be. It is really inspiring to read about the journey he went through and how it took a long time to come to terms with who he is. A lot of people struggle with this well into their life and it was refreshing to read about someone going through this in adulthood. I also really liked how he started the book by saying every queer person’s experience is different and there is no one size fits all story. It was a very comforting read.

This is a very short read. It was quick and easy. I really liked it. I would love to live in a bookstore. Honestly my dream. I thought all the characters were very fun and well written considering how short the book is. It’s just a nice little read about someone making their life better.

Everyone in this book ended as enemies, no matter if they start as friends, lovers, or enemies. The enemies ended up hating each other more at the end. This book was okay, it’s just not my cup of tea. I didn’t really like any of the characters and I know that’s kind of the point, but I also feel like we were supposed to empathize with the main character at the end of the book and I just didn’t. I also hate books that have emotional affairs because the partner being cheated on isn’t deemed intellectual enough. It just irritates me.

This was so fun. It’s about the people who aren’t main characters in teen books. Think like the rest of the town in Riverdale and what they just have to accept as part of life. I thought it was so good and I loved all the characters. I wish there was a sequel because I want to see how they live their lives when they go off to college and if the Indie Kids follow them or if they are replaced by new ones. I think Mike was very well written and was a very interesting character to follow with everything he was going through. 

I wasn’t very interested in this one to be honest. It was fine, but I didn’t really feel any attachment or interest as I continued reading.