Maggie is trying to decide which of three love interests (her female best friend, her male ex, or the intriguing new girl in town) to take to her quince. She ends up doing a photography project through Instagram to help her decide.

I’m not sure what about this book didn’t work for me. On paper, it seems like one I’d enjoy, but I think I wanted some more depth. I was intrigued by the conflict, and her feelings for each person are compelling. Sometimes YA books have an issue where I feel like they’re trying harder to do good representation than to tell a story, and I think this fell into that a little bit. 

When this comes out on audio, I’ll happily give it another chance in that format.

Thanks to NetGalley and the publishers for giving me an eARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.