Jesse has a bad haircut, gigantic combat boots, and is willing to stand up for what she believes in, regardless of what other’s think. Emily dresses in the latest fashions, the president of the student council, and prefers to keep her thoughts and feelings inside. These girls are completely different, but share a common love for a make out session they share once a week. Emily wants to be open about their relationship, but Emily does not. Although there is romantic element to this story, its primary theme is finding one’s self through sometimes tough experiences. This is a great contemporary YA read that I think both LGBT and non LGBT readers can relate.