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A review by mjessamir
Everything Between Us by Mila Ferrera, Sarah Fine
3.0
It definitely was weird at first that she and her mom have the same guy but I didn't want to judge the book with only that in mind and I'm glad I pushed through.
I thought at first it's going to be a flimsy plot focusing more on sexual tensions as most books now but it surprised me of its candid tackling of a mental illness that is very present and which people often misjudge.
I'm quite a sucker for plots that have emphasis on character development--especially with mental issues--because it gives me a perspective about things and people. It keeps me in check whenever I feel like judging others. Makes me a better person one chapter at a time.
I really like Daniel and Stella's relationship. There's a rawness in them that is almost innocent. I don't know. They're tragic and beautiful at the same time and I really wanted them to be happy.
I thought at first it's going to be a flimsy plot focusing more on sexual tensions as most books now but it surprised me of its candid tackling of a mental illness that is very present and which people often misjudge.
I'm quite a sucker for plots that have emphasis on character development--especially with mental issues--because it gives me a perspective about things and people. It keeps me in check whenever I feel like judging others. Makes me a better person one chapter at a time.
I really like Daniel and Stella's relationship. There's a rawness in them that is almost innocent. I don't know. They're tragic and beautiful at the same time and I really wanted them to be happy.