From the very first line of this book, I was hooked.
I am a massive fan of Taylor Jenkins Reid so I am not even surprised that I liked this book as much as I did.
It was interesting to see how she wrote about growing up and growing apart from the people we love most but also from past versions of ourselves.
I loved to see Emma's character arc after going through such hardship. But I especially love that she let herself feel whatever she needed to feel and then continued to wear her heart on her sleeve, even though she was hurt so badly.
The reading was beautiful, as it always is, and I was taken aback by the sheer respect all of these characters showed one another throughout the book