Brooke Averick

Oh, OK.

I've heard of it.

You have?

Yeah, I've heard of it.

OK.

It's by, I believe the author's name is James Frankie Thomas.

And the book is about just these two like kind of like weird girls in high school.

And the high school is this like really like tiny like Quaker liberal arts school.

It's super gay.

And it's just like about these two girls like.

finding themselves through like fan fiction and like sexuality and just like it really like captures the way I just remember how I felt in high school and it felt like everything was so intense in the end of the world and just like if my crush doesn't like me back like there's no reason for me to keep on living and like I just felt like I was back there when I read this book and the characters were just so well developed and I thought that was brilliant and that is a book when I read it that I was like I want to write

Oh, that's because it just it just really.

Yeah.

It's one of those books that makes you think about how important writing is and like what you can do with it, how powerful, how powerful it can be.

Totally.

So that book I really love.

There's also I was telling you, Emily Austin.

I just love her books like that's like the best world.

Weird girl lit like in one of her books is there's this like the main character just like has a phobia of bald men.

And like the book is about her and I both.