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Yea me too, I love point of view books. I was kind of disappointed it didn't have the brothers point of view also but I'm enjoying it though.

It was a bit harsh but I understand his wanting to do something with his friends also, with their parents being MIA and her going to a small private school with no real friends except her brother he is all she's got but he goes to a public school and has friends. She probably wants to spend all their time together while he wants to do stuff with other people as well. Still though, he knew she was going to spend get birthday alone and could have at least let her come to the casino with them.
I have already said it, but I again wish their was chapters with the brothers point of view so we could see how he is feeling about stuff like this.
I'm at 59% I figured I would read another thirty but this was a good stopping point. I will wait for you before I comment though.


I'm going to copy and paste that to break the individual questions down.
I'm almost to 50%. It's just kinda weird and fascinating to me. Can two girls really fall for each other not knowing what sex they are rally attracted to? [They have to figure it out at some point right? They are still teenagers and Neither has mentioned having a serious relationship of any kind, yes I would think they would have some kind of clue before now but I don't think it is unbelievable if they didn't. That being said, I don't think either is physically attracted to the other at this point, their friendship is getting stronger and they obviously are starting to care about each other but nothing outside of a normal friendship yet].Can someone love a girl and a boy? I mean, I know it's prob happened and this story is exploring it in a real way, but I just can't grasp it. [That would be bisexual and yes it happens all the time, again though there is no mention in either girls pov stories that mentions physical attraction. No she didn't object to being called his girlfriend but she was surprised by it and didn't really seem to think of him that way. Right now I think all the relationships in the book are just friendships but I think everyone is going to start developing deeper feelings pretty soon as the story progresses.
I'm almost to 50%. It's just kinda weird and fascinating to me. Can two girls really fall for each other not knowing what sex they are rally attracted to? [They have to figure it out at some point right? They are still teenagers and Neither has mentioned having a serious relationship of any kind, yes I would think they would have some kind of clue before now but I don't think it is unbelievable if they didn't. That being said, I don't think either is physically attracted to the other at this point, their friendship is getting stronger and they obviously are starting to care about each other but nothing outside of a normal friendship yet].Can someone love a girl and a boy? I mean, I know it's prob happened and this story is exploring it in a real way, but I just can't grasp it. [That would be bisexual and yes it happens all the time, again though there is no mention in either girls pov stories that mentions physical attraction. No she didn't object to being called his girlfriend but she was surprised by it and didn't really seem to think of him that way. Right now I think all the relationships in the book are just friendships but I think everyone is going to start developing deeper feelings pretty soon as the story progresses.

Based on the book description I would say yes, from reading it I can hardly believe that liam would get hurt though just because the entire novel has focused on Olivia and Zoey. She was surprised about the girlfriend title and the entire relationship has been very casual, if he tells Olivia he is in love with her without the novel focusing on their relationship and building things up between them first I'm going to be seriously disappointed.
It did sound good, very messy though I will have to remember to bring bananas and forks next time I go camping.
I'm turning my phone off because it is almost dead and my charger sucks, but I'm going to try to read to around the 75% Mark tonight

I ended up finishing it, I'm all caught up on everything else and have a ton of buddy reads starting soon so I didn't want to start anything else. No rush though, just let me know when you are done.

Yes it did, I think the entire story came to easy. The reason I like ya lgbt novels so much, or part of the reason anyway, is that the characters have so many conflicting emotions from confusion about how they are feeling, to worry about what others will say, to anxiety over Not knowing if the other person would feel the same, etc...... this story had none of that. Olivia just decided to kiss her then they laughed and that was that. Even though it was told in first person pov and we know that neither of them had been having that kind of feelings about each other until it happened. Then afterwords, all the potential problems that each character was facing just miraculously solved themselves. Zoeys mom got a job out of the blue, Olivia had a revelation about gymnastics that changed her life in half a page and threw her meds out, her brother wasnt upset so no one got hurt our had to make any tough decisions. Then it skips forward and they are living together but mentions doing it for the college experience so I'm not sure if anyone else knows they are more than roommates. What did Zooeys family think? Did Olivia tell her parents? Ava was looking like she was going to be a big problem and be mean to both and probably tell people if she found out because that's what kind of person she was but we have no idea if she did find out because like all the other problems with this book that one just magicly went away also. I was disappointed their story for class started out like it was maybe going to reflect their own relationship as they grew closer and intertwine with the story but we only heard a little about it and then they turned it in and where done with it. Add all that to the complaints I have already made about the brothers P.O.V. not being added to it and the fact that the synapses of the book draws you in thinking it is about a love triangle so you expect some drama and it ends up just focusing on two characters with very little emotion put into it, and it really wasn't a very good book. I feel like it was a good story, just shallow and poorly told.

It was about a 2.5 for me and I rounded it down. It was a hard decision between two and three though I might go back and move it up.