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pickFull disclosure: I followed Hannah Moskowitz for over a year on Twitter (@hannahmosk) before I read one of her books. This was my second novel by the author and despite some 👀 (polyamory? in #YA?) I really enjoyed it. Moskowitz is a talented author with a strong voice and style, and I appreciate her willingness to explore less familiar topics in the genre.
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This was my first time reading any of Hannah's work, and it was such a delight. Her characters are wonderfully governed by all of the hormones and feelings of teenagers. Taylor was great, but Josey had my head and heart from the beginning. I loved that the poly relationship depicted felt real and went through the motions, without ending in a neatly tied up HEA. #diversereads
TW: Abortion
pickThis was a really sweet, sometimes sad, book about teens in a polyamorous relationship. I expected it to be a little like a poly primer, but was pleased that it so wasn't. It touched on all the things that can be complicated about poly, but it also spent a lot of time on the emotional stuff, on all the different ways to love more than one person. Highly highly recommend.
It's nap time (aka Nanny Happy Hour): beet and goat cheese salad, my book, and The Munchkin talking to her animals over the baby monitor.
Again with the unexpected hilarity. I am hardcore loving this book.
Aaaauuugggghhhhhh! This! Why is this YA book doing a better job with poly than most adult books do?
The tone and banter in this book is perfect. Case in point: a simple exchange made me snort water out my nose.
