I’ve been meaning to get to this book for such a long while since seven days in June, and I’m so happy I picked it up. I do get a little weary with the young adult genre I’m not a young adult, so sometimes it’s a hit or miss, but of course it would be unfair to base it on that, so I’ll just base it on the enjoyment aspect. This one was so sweet and so cute; it felt current and accurate to being a young adult in this era. I love how many things are touched on in this book and how deep it gets. It was so refreshing, It felt so real and gave these characters so much depth. I will say the only thing I didn’t love about this book is the low key character assassination with Eva. I understand why she was so protective over her daughter, but there were just things I couldn’t get past, and honestly, maybe it’s just personal feelings getting in the way, so I won’t really harp on it too much, but just the way she was treating her daughter I didn’t love. I was feeling for Audre so much, but there was lots of nuance that goes into Eva’s character and her background, so I understand why it was done in the way it was, but I just didn’t love being along for that journey. I will say by the end it did get resolved in a way, but I wish I would’ve seen more of a one on one with Eva and Audre at that point. Other than that, the romance was so wholesome and real. I absolutely adore Audre. I love love love Bash; he is such a refreshing MMC. Like, genuinely, he should be what people look for in a partner; he’s so down to earth. It was genuinely such a sweet romance. I loved all the side characters. I enjoyed how we got more into their backstories and their current story. It was such a well rounded book. I love Tia Williams's writing; it was such a quick read. The audiobook was so great. I could definitely see this being turned into a movie or series.