pickAbsolutely loved this one. Harper's journey from an anxiety-riddled perfectionist to a more present, deliberate girl is so realistic and relatable, and the familial discoveries were wonderful. I wish there had been more of a reckoning with Harper's mom, but I don't think less of the story for not including it. #yalit
so-soIf I've learned anything from being a Deb Caletti reader it is this- often her plot and sub plots are fighting for the spotlight, all powerful to the point distraction? I easily could have read this story as two completely separate storylines. 1. Of a set of sperm donor siblings discovering each other and tracking down their father while also learning about themselves. 2. A teen pov time slip with the ship logs alternating chapters...
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