Things I Can't Forget

The book feels both light and emotional at times, which can be tricky to pull off. I'm curious how Miranda Kenneally approached this mix to keep readers engaged without undermining the more heartfelt moments.

Her journey felt so authentic and relatable, especially for young readers figuring out who they are. What moments resonated most with others who have been in similar shoes?

The small-town vibe really grounded the story and made the characters’ experiences feel genuine. I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or chose it to evoke a certain atmosphere.