Super cute story about family and friendship, perfect for fans of Great British Bake Off.

CW: suicidal ideation, all things medical

I was so thrilled when my local bookstore gave me an early copy of this book because they thought I would like it. This is definitely a YA novel that I will come back to as I could relate to so much - I met so many good friends on tumblr when I was growing up and those friendships were, and still are, incredibly important in my life. Having been diagnosed with my own chronic illness in my early twenties, I envied the group chats that Priya and her friends had to discuss parts of their lives that able-bodied folks wouldn't understand. This story is engaging and quite the rollercoaster ride and is perfect for folks who, like me, loved MTV's Teen Wolf.

CW: drug addiction, police brutality

I definitely recommend this one on audio - it was phenomenal. I didn't know Megan grew up in Redding and I really enjoyed her thoughts on the city and her family.

I received a free eARC from Netgalley and Atria Books in exchange for my honest review.

This one was pretty fun and made me laugh out loud multiple times. I'd say it's a good one for millennial/Gen Z readers, but older readers probably wouldn't care for it. There are short quizzes throughout that reminded me of the ones I would see in teen magazines when I was growing up, so that was fun, too.

Oh my gosh, I forgot how much I loved the story of this book and the graphic novel adaptation was so fun. I hope Scholastic adapts the whole series because I can't get enough of these.

CW: stroke

Gosh, I loved this one and I am so sad it is the last in the series that Raina illustrated.

I will admit, I was nervous for a new illustrator, but I quite liked this one, too.

The details on the wedding spreads OH MY GOSH. I am so sorry I ever doubted the transition to Gale.

Yet again, I love the intricate details in Gale's illustrations. I also love how diabetes is so normalized in this book in particular.

I honestly can't remember if the original series was this diverse, but this book might be my favorite of the series so far. I'm sad that it's the last of Gale's illustrations, though!