This book follows two teens in the early stages of quarantine, while everyone was getting a grip on the changing status of the world. The two main characters were entirely lovable and had charm.
One fear of mine that was thankfully averted was any sort of sayings that they weren’t a couple based on the fact that they were unable to be in close physical contact with one another, but the authors ensured that was not a part of the story.
This was overall a pretty pg contemporary fiction that didn’t lean towards rated r tactics to keep you following the plot, which honestly was quite refreshing. I would even go to say that the fact that they were unable to touch each other really enhanced the story line.
While this isn’t exactly a story with an unpredictable plot, it’s still welcomed all the same.
Final thoughts i’d leave with this one is, if you’re looking for a story with quirky characters that are set in practically the same boat we are in right now, this one is 100% for you!
One fear of mine that was thankfully averted was any sort of sayings that they weren’t a couple based on the fact that they were unable to be in close physical contact with one another, but the authors ensured that was not a part of the story.
This was overall a pretty pg contemporary fiction that didn’t lean towards rated r tactics to keep you following the plot, which honestly was quite refreshing. I would even go to say that the fact that they were unable to touch each other really enhanced the story line.
While this isn’t exactly a story with an unpredictable plot, it’s still welcomed all the same.
Final thoughts i’d leave with this one is, if you’re looking for a story with quirky characters that are set in practically the same boat we are in right now, this one is 100% for you!