I really enjoyed this book. It was a great LGBTQIA+ story of coming of age and reconciling who you are with who your family expected you to become. I flew through the book in one sitting as I just got lost in the story.
At first I did struggle a little with the pacing as it does move very fast, with only little detail being provided. However, I then came to see the book as more of a snapshot of a summer, it was less of an in-depth story and more a tale that was being recounted like a postcard sent from a summer abroad. Although I would love to have spent more time with the story as I did really enjoy it I do think it worked perfectly for the story the book wanted to tell. This is as my first book from this author and I will definitely be reading more in the future.