This was a really sweet love story that had me on the hook the whole way through. I was rooting for Aaron and Hannah throughout the story, especially as I learned more about each of them. Will they get together or won't they??
I think my favorite thing about this book, though, was the supporting characters and setting. Part of the reason I was rooting for Aaron and Hannah so hard was because of the investment that the rest of the characters had in them (and the bookstore) as well. I wanted to be working with the townspeople to build a ramp, or going to a concert with them because they were so real (even if sometimes that real-ness made them hard to deal with).
The other part of this story I appreciated was the diversity and representation of trans and disabled characters. Their representation and experiences didn't seem forced or awkward--they were just there, adding to a great love story.
I think my favorite thing about this book, though, was the supporting characters and setting. Part of the reason I was rooting for Aaron and Hannah so hard was because of the investment that the rest of the characters had in them (and the bookstore) as well. I wanted to be working with the townspeople to build a ramp, or going to a concert with them because they were so real (even if sometimes that real-ness made them hard to deal with).
The other part of this story I appreciated was the diversity and representation of trans and disabled characters. Their representation and experiences didn't seem forced or awkward--they were just there, adding to a great love story.