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A review by rennegade
The Inside of Out by Jenn Marie Thorne
4.0
*Thank you to NetGalley for providing a copy of this book to read and review!*
3.5 stars rounded up.
I like the conversations that this book starts. I appreciate that it brings up straight privilege and the issues with certain types of allies in the LGBTQIA world.
Daisy was, at times, a very annoying main character. I think her heart was in the right place, but some of her actions were beyond cringe-worthy. She tried to co-opt her friend's sexuality as her own struggle in a misguided attempt to help. Things get even crazier when she realizes that her best friend's new girlfriend is her old friend/current enemy.
There were a lot of interesting characters, and the plot was fun. It got a little ridiculous at times and I was a bit uncomfortable with the relationship between Daisy and Adam, but it was an enjoyable read. I would definitely check out other books by this author.
3.5 stars rounded up.
I like the conversations that this book starts. I appreciate that it brings up straight privilege and the issues with certain types of allies in the LGBTQIA world.
Daisy was, at times, a very annoying main character. I think her heart was in the right place, but some of her actions were beyond cringe-worthy. She tried to co-opt her friend's sexuality as her own struggle in a misguided attempt to help. Things get even crazier when she realizes that her best friend's new girlfriend is her old friend/current enemy.
There were a lot of interesting characters, and the plot was fun. It got a little ridiculous at times and I was a bit uncomfortable with the relationship between Daisy and Adam, but it was an enjoyable read. I would definitely check out other books by this author.