This is a great book, and one of few I've read that actually addresses bisexuality (which gets a lot less attention in literature than gay and lesbian do).
Slice of life aspects meet dark pieces of the plot in this riveting read.

The only thing I'm knocking it down a star for is certain aspects of the writing and small unneeded details that don't come up again. For example, the story starts off with Lena's first-person narration explaining how much she loves her car. Is this information relevant? No.

But overall, I loved reading this, and could barely put it down. It is perfect for fans of The Miseducation of Cameron Post, Far From Xanadu, and South of Sunshine, but is also more informational about the theme of homo/bisexuality, making it just as good for people who haven't read as many books about the subject.