I found this book relatable in part, especially as I went to an all girls school myself! A place where there is an expectation of what you are supposed to be and how you are supposed to act.
I don't know if I liked the stereotype of 'other girls' in this story, as when I was at school, not one individual was the same. This does fit into a very stereotypical 'girls school and how girls act' bubble. This did not help me enjoy this story as much, as I just felt like the mindsets were very problematic - and people were labelled into groups pretty much straight away.
I can understand the concept of this book and how it tries to explain that being different is OK, but I felt like it was tending to bash other people and their personalities which I personally didn't enjoy.
I don't know if I liked the stereotype of 'other girls' in this story, as when I was at school, not one individual was the same. This does fit into a very stereotypical 'girls school and how girls act' bubble. This did not help me enjoy this story as much, as I just felt like the mindsets were very problematic - and people were labelled into groups pretty much straight away.
I can understand the concept of this book and how it tries to explain that being different is OK, but I felt like it was tending to bash other people and their personalities which I personally didn't enjoy.