All In

The book felt so genuine in its emotional portrayals but also had moments of warmth and humor. I wonder what guided that tonal balance during writing.

The way the characters' friendship evolved felt really real, which made their romantic feelings hit even harder. Am I the only one who was rooting for them from the start?

The details about their personal struggles and environment added so much depth. I'm curious whether Emma Scott drew from personal experience or research for this.