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The depiction felt very real and respectful, which is often rare in YA fiction. I wonder what inspired the author to approach it this way or if they did any research.

The story felt like a great blend of love and self-discovery, but I’m curious if others thought the romance overshadowed her personal growth or vice versa.

The setting added a cozy, grounded vibe to the story, but I wonder if the author’s own experiences influenced this choice or if it was purely for atmosphere.