Welcome to Litsy!

First novel this year that I've been really into from start to finish.
I liked the theme of healing from depression, as that is something I can relate to. And I liked the other themes of family, and friendship.
It was also interesting to see Ari get to know the real Camden and see who he really is, and not the fantasy version of him she initially fell for.

Oh and I loved that Ari and her new friends were into a sci-fi series. My nerd heart!

I'm running into a problem picking out books for my #SecretSantaGoesPostal buddy. Well actually picking out books is not a problem it's letting go that's the problem. If I haven't read them I want to read them before sending. I won't send out something I disliked, but if I really love it it's hard to let go. Anyone else feeling grabby hands?

Currently reading outside on a gorgeous day.
#whathappensnow

I'm conflicted. Castle's writing is beautiful, but I felt that she focused on smaller details instead of the bigger issues. There was potential for a great look at mental health and the expectations we place on people and, though it was touched upon, I think it should've been the main focus.

"I...thought about how getting to know someone is all about learning and unlearning at the same time. For every new piece of information you gain about that person, you might have to let go of something you thought was true."