This book i did not want to put down. The female main character was relatable in the sense of her insecurities. The sprinkles of Spanish were cute. I love there is a book playlist and I created one for spotify. I definetly could see the book having five fewer chapters to wrap it up. Lots of fucking and eating between the two leads. I do want to read the rest of the series. Definetly 10/10 spice.

☮ I saw myself in a lot of the characters at their age and even now. I remember as a child when I became aware of the injustices surrounding black people. During Trayvon Martin's murder trial and when the verdict was wrong how I felt sick and cried. I grew up having mainly black Caribbean African friends but watching Hannah Montana and listening to Justin Bieber. I never considered myself not black or an oreo but many people made assumptions about me because of my interests and hobbies like reading. The trial changed how I felt and saw others. I was never the same again. I still have diverse interests and friends but I'm more aware now of things.
🖤 I too saw myself as unattractive compared to my peers. Always crushing on people who were not interested in me. I was just being myself and that never seemed to be enough. To this day that stands to be true. I've come a long way with my confidence and emotions. I am shayla, hana, Isabella, julia, Angie, Tyler, etc. All the characters in the book showed me something forgotten. 

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I loved this short book. It made me laugh. Family names were in it. The smut scenes 10/10 on the wet scale. I could not be more please reading this author for the first time. I need the newest book about drea & thad.

This book is like the color purple but jamaican. I really enjoyed it and made a playlist but it still didn't truly have a happy ending because she didn't love romantically or sexually anyone else and tell anyone. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5S4rtHBWipf1VxtOt6l4Mh?si=0-sKbfZIQ12dDDcNSju5RA&pi=dRjYL9HsQ_mpB

This book came at a great time when my depression is at its strongest. I feel so much right now. I was diagnosed with pcos, mdd, anxiety, & struggling with my eating disorder all around the same year. It is a never ending battle. I have always been emotional. Without books,therapy, group therapy, & the few relationships I've been able to maintain I would not be here. I see myself reflected in many of the characters. I don't know if I will ever be able to or capable of being in a fulfilling romantic relationship, married, have children, or be happy. I am always working hard to not be a burden. I know not everyone understands or can handle issues of the mind and heart. I eternally wish for someone to love me and see me. To stay even with all my struggles as I do for everyone else. I've been better but need things to improve in certain aspects. I deserve to be happy. I look upon ganesh to overcome obstacles again & again. Thank you for this wonderful book I binged farah.

We have come so far but have farther to go in life & in the queer community too. This book made me so sad and happy at the same time. I hate that so many experienced and to a certain extent still experience this trauma. 

This book had me tearing up and I will probably cry about it later in private. I am a black queer woman and I resonate with Felix's feelings of being unlovable and inadequate. I feel like its so easy for everyone else. But im continuing to take care of me. Allowing myself to love and be loved fully. This book hit me deep.

This story has it all. I am always down for doing what makes you happy. Queer love healthy love is iconic and needed. This story kept me interested all the way through. Thanks for my arc.

This books has everything. The author is really something to put their life out there and I am glad there is a book like this out there in the world for others like us black & queer.

Queer bipoc poetry just does it better. I am in love with this story. As a jamaican descendant omnisexual woman I feel seen and understood. Bravo