Imogen, Obviously

4.5. This was so cute, funny, and endearing. This isn't going to necessarily hit the same for everyone, but I found Imogen's character so relatable. This is a book about a very enthusiastic LGBTQ+ ally coming to terms with the possibility that she might actually be queer. I love bi stories (in general), but I especially love ones that discuss the nuances of that experience even within queer groups of people. There are discussions of bi erasure, biphobia, other people wanting to gatekeep queerness, and a bunch other problematic issues. However, this is ultimately a story about acceptance, love, and the importance of having a community of people who love you and respect your journey. I laughed and screamed a lot as I was reading it (maybe it was hitting too close to home). I recommend it to anyone! A very sweet depiction of this identity struggle.