I was very intrigued by the premise of the story . Two teenagers living polar opposite lives and the first chapter had me hooked. But the book got very political, a lot of moaning and complaining about budget cuts and overworked NHS staff. I persevered as I wanted to know what will happen to the two main characters.
Georgia an english teenager who becomes a face for rebellion against the government and Julius- Nigerian boy exiled by his wealthy family for being gay. Both with very different problems meet in a mental health unit and each others only hope. It's a good story about friendship , sexuality and pressures of modern life. But for me, it felt very unrealistic and stretched the Nigerian corruption and English budget cuts problems for too long.
Georgia an english teenager who becomes a face for rebellion against the government and Julius- Nigerian boy exiled by his wealthy family for being gay. Both with very different problems meet in a mental health unit and each others only hope. It's a good story about friendship , sexuality and pressures of modern life. But for me, it felt very unrealistic and stretched the Nigerian corruption and English budget cuts problems for too long.