Comment ne pas devenir cinglée

The honesty in the protagonist's experiences really resonated with me. I wonder what research or personal insights Holly Bourne drew from to depict these issues so genuinely.

The message about self-acceptance was so uplifting, but I also wondered if it might be a bit idealistic for some readers. How did others connect with the protagonist's journey?

The school felt like such a relatable backdrop for navigating social pressures and mental health. I'm curious whether the author based it on real places or created it from imagination.