This was a decent read and I enjoyed listening to most of it. I like how it has neurodiverse representation with an inclusive cast of characters. The romance was strong and steamy but not over-the-top. 

I enjoy Stella's character and the way she embraces her love for economics and building her career. She also holds the type of job that is probably almost never given to female characters in romance novels and it is nice to see. 

What held me back from really enjoy this book was in part the pure lack of communication between Stella and Michael and in part the problem after problem plot driver. 

I feel like so many of the conflicts could have been avoided if the communication was there. And I know that communication is not always there in real life, but I feel like it was over-the-top in this book. The other aspect that bothered me was the one problem after another after another that kept building up and creating more issues.

Overall, however, I did enjoy listening to this book!

After doing some research and reading the book, I am not sure I can give this a star rating and probably won't be recommending it in the future. 

Reread - I loved it just as much. 

So...I loved this one. I am already thinking about rereading it. That way I can write a better review 😂

LOVE! It’s the perfect read for fall. A mix of silly friendship and memorable last moments. Join Deja and Josiah as they spend their last autumn together before graduating high school and starting new adventures. 

Wow...not what I was expecting AT ALL.

I think I need more time with comics before I can fully analyze this one. 

Great book to start a conversation about anxiety with younger children.