Feminist queer YA fiction- my dream book!

I've always gravitated towards novels about a younger, more radical woman exploring and pushing the boundaries of feminism that older, whiter predecessors have set up. This has to be one of the best, or at least most intriguing, that I've come across! The writing is so intriguing and the main character Juliet is fantastic to read from. So far I can't see a single thing I would dislike about this book. It's definitely on my TBR and I'm looking forward to picking up a copy!