This book has moments of beauty, tenderness, learning, understanding, and so much more. I absolutely adored reading it. I highly recommend it. As someone who accidentally skipped book 4 in this series, I wasn't lost to pick this one up (I had a general understanding of tropes for that book, so nothing was spoiled for me). I was shocked by how old Ziggy is now, though. Just like real life, ha.

I'd like to add that there are some very realistic scenes dealing with anxiety and anxiety/panic attacks. They were so realistic I started to get the anxiety chest bunches. Just a heads up if there are other readers out there who deal with this.