This is such a darling start to a book. First off, I think the author has done a pretty good job capturing the voice of a teenager without it feeling too forced, which is refreshing. Secondly, the Ophelia facing her sexuality is such an important issue today. I like that it doesn’t seem to be so male centric, either. It is definitely about a girl discovering her feelings for another girl. Whether Ophelia is bisexual, pansexual, or otherwise, I love her, and I think this book will help lots of people, teens and adults alike, sort through their own feelings and understandings of attraction and how to truly be themselves.