This collection of poetry is so reminiscent of first love and first loss. It sets me deeply in my first true heartbreak with the person I thought was forever. I still wish them happy days and a happy life, but there is something to be said about unlearning a person you knew so well. The beauty in these poems is the emotion that rings true and clear and without cliche. Oftentimes rhyming can cheapen the meaning, but the way Sophie Diener has done it in Someone Somewhere Maybe is haunting.

This collection is great for those who love Rupi Kaur or relate to being a young woman. This book is filled with honesty and warmth. I would recommend young women read this and might even suggest to my future daughter if/when she loses her first true love.