Girl Against the Universe

The depiction felt very real and nuanced, which isn't always easy to do in YA. I wonder what research or personal insights influenced this approach.

The way sports were intertwined with her mental health journey made the story feel dynamic. Did it inspire others to see athletic pursuits as more than just hobbies?

The mix of emotional depth and humor made the book feel more relatable. I'm curious whether this balance was planned from the start or evolved during writing.