The big thing for me was that the book really relies on Chloe and Shara’s rivals to lovers relationship, which I feel could have been reframed.

Okay, so when I got approved for an arc of the latest Casey McQuiston book, I was, well, shocked at first but then deliriously happy.Marie Claire * Parade * Seventeen * The Washington Post * The Nerd Daily * Buzzfeed * PopSugar * Book Riot * She Reads * Bookish * Bustle * Insider * Goodreads * Epic Reads * and more! He talks with the same kind of studied disaffection that he carries himself with, shoulders slumped and impartial. i felt so much love for being young and queer in this book that it moved me to tears multiple times as i read. The big, shocked green eyes, the theatrical gasp, the dawning realization that her little stunt for attention isn’t going to work out the way she planned because Chloe is a hot genius who can’t be fooled. La verdad es que Shara es un personaje complicado y difícil de entender/descifrar y eso hizo que la amara mucho.

my only issue that kept it from being a 5 star read was the last 100 pages dragged a little for me compared to the first 200.I’m not saying that there weren’t times when she was obnoxious and full of herself, but that added to her realism. This is just a bunch of perfectly normal stuff, suggesting the perfectly normal life of a perfectly normal girl. Unsurprisingly, there isn't a single Casey McQuiston book that doesn't have a whole bunch of well-written, adorable, helplessly lovable characters.