Some Girls Do

This book was absolutely charming and wonderful and when I finished it I literally hugged the book I was so happy. I don’t know that many other books have ever made me feel that way. But it was so overwhelmingly perfect for my gay little heart. I wish this book existed when I was a closeted teen in a situation similar to Ruby’s. The only thing that I struggled with is that in my brain I thought their names should be each others names, but that’s just a “my brain” thing and the author clearly chose those names for the girls on purpose. I wish there was a second book so I knew what happened next for them. But wow, I really loved this book. Best $10 (or whatever it was) that I spent on a random book that consumed me and I couldn’t escape or put it down. Now it’s time to pay the magic of this book forward and donate it to the Pride Center library at my university so someone else can enjoy it as much as I did 💕

while this book may not be the peak of american literature, its a super fun book; easy to read, really developed characters, pretty good writing and of course an adorable romance. would definitely recommend

As the Official Sapphic Sage, I can honestly say that this was another amazing book that I loved from the very beginning to the end. This book is heartbreaking and has a great ending that will leave wanting to find the love that the 2 main characters did even if it takes time to find it. I highly recommend this book to anyone of any gender, sexuality, or, race. I promise on my self given title as the "Sapphic Sage", you'll enjoy this book as much as I did.

1000/10 I’m not even finished with this book yet but I had to leave a review because it is such a great lgbtq book. This book is set in high school and I am 23 but I still thoroughly enjoyed it and related with the characters super well. It is also super realistic and relatable to anyone and was a very touching story.

My daughter looked this book. She is 15 years old and read it till she fell asleep then finished it the next day

This kind of book is new to me and it is interesting to see a different kind of conflict. That was the intriguing part for me because it is not just ordinary but complex. It is something that heterosexuals like me will never really understand. As an open-minded person, I caught up to that life/romantic barrier and appreciated the change. While I have big pet peeves about love at first sight and fast-paced relationship. Those two never click right with me. Still, I think it is fun to read something like this while it isn’t necessarily a perfect book.

I really enjoyed this! I’ve read a couple stinkers in sapphic YA romance lately so I was relieved to read a good one! Morgan is a very out and proud, idealistic student athlete with supportive parents, and she falls for Ruby who is really not in a safe situation family wise. Morgan has a hard time understanding why Ruby doesn’t want to be out, but luckily she learns and does the right thing in the end. Definitely recommend to anyone who likes YA romance.

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