The tone of the book is casually academic and I think it would be interesting to those wanting to learn more about bisexuality in the younger generations. I enjoyed the case studies and personal accounts with young people describing their own experiences and understanding of their sexuality. Personally as a bisexual Millennial, I found that I already knew much of the topics covered, and at times it was odd to read about them from the much older perspective of the author. That being said, I would recommend to monosexuals and Gen X or Older readers.

Additionally, it's worth noting that the author appears to use the word genderqueer incorrectly sometimes. It is included numerous times in a list of multi-attraction sexualities, including the title "Bisexual, Pansexual, Fluid, and Genderqueer Youth". However genderqueer is not a sexuality, it is a gender identity similar to non-binary. He does have a chapter on genderqueer and non-binary identities, so it's clear he knows that gender and sexuality are separate, so I'm confused as to its incorrect usage throughout the book.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

3.5 stars. I think I would have loved this if I read it when I were younger. A good book though, and it makes me want to read more in the series.

Really mixed feelings! The book was funny and the slow development of feelings was really satisfying. The cast of characters was just this side of silly and the plot kept me entertained. But the end felt rushed and didn't quite work for me.

Overall book, 4 stars. Last 30 pages, 2 stars.