Sara Waxelbaum

This is such a cute little Rom Com! I will say, based on how the characters talked and acted, I thought it came out a few years ago, not in 2023. The characters felt more between millennial and Gen z than straight up Gen z. I loved the Jewish and autistic representation and how Abbie acknowledged the gaps in her own queer education. There were parts of the story that reminded me of my own queer journey and learning about queer culture. Also, the Owl House reference made my day.

Unfortunately, this book was totally boring. I'm not sure but there seemed to be pages missing...how did Margo know that Abbie needed tutoring in AP U.S. History? There doesn't seem to be a segway.

And while I know that this is supposed to be a comedy or a satire, teaching a lesbian how to stand? Come on. I just couldn't get through it to get to the punch line. Couldn't even get to page 100.