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I hope you know the loud house! I actually set these photos together.

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2.5/5 stars,
so disappointed since I thought I'd really like it but this was boring and stretched out for 300+ pages despite having no plot whatsoever.

rep: jewish lesbian mc, iranian-american li, indian american gay sc, bi/pan sc, jewish sc
content warnings: forced outing(not on purpose but still)

things i liked:
Dalia and Rani have a really sweet friendship/relationship and I love how figuring out one's sexuality is explored! While the word lesbian isn't used on page, there aren't any undertones o...more

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2.5/5 stars, so disappointed since I thought I'd really like it but this was boring and stretched out for 300+ pages despite having no plot whatsoever. rep: jewish lesbian mc, iranian-american li, indian american gay sc, bi/pan sc, jewish sc content warnings: forced outing(not on purpose but still) things i liked: Dalia and Rani have a really sweet friendship/relationship and I love how figuring out one's sexuality is explored!

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I read this book and loved it

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I'm not going to say that this was groundbreaking for me because I was already aware of the brutal and unfair treatment of rape survivors.

But hearing Chessy's story, I was close to tears.

The most important part of this book is hearing the struggles that occurred post-assault: panic attacks, the trial, and the internet harassment.

It's important to support survivors in anyway possible. This is a good place to start: by reading this book.

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I'm not going to say that this was groundbreaking for me because I was already aware of the brutal and unfair treatment of rape survivors. But hearing Chessy's story, I was close to tears. The most important part of this book is hearing the struggles that occurred post-assault: panic attacks, the trial, and the internet harassment.

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An amazing book about activists

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You know how, sometimes, you can tell almost immediately that a writing style isn't going to work for you? Yeah... sigh. That was me with this book. I disliked the narrative voice from literally the first page, and a few chapters in, it hadn't gotten any less frustrating. It's not bad, it's just extremely heavy-handed, if that makes sense. It feels like the authors tried to hold the readers' hands through every step of the messages about intersectionality, diversity, and feminism, which is great...more

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Nenia ✨ I yeet my books back and forth ✨ Campbell

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Kristi Housman Confessions of a YA Reader

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You know how, sometimes, you can tell almost immediately that a writing style isn't going to work for you? Yeah... sigh. That was me with this book. I disliked the narrative voice from literally the first page, and a few chapters in, it hadn't gotten any less frustrating.

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I read this book and I really like it. It’s an amazing story about LGBTQ+ and Anxiety disorders.

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