The storyline is super unique.
Ezra and Wynonna don’t like each other but one day they switch bodies. Ezra becomes Wynonna and vice versa.

Ezra has been in love with Wynonna’s best friend Imogen for years. Wynonna has a crush on Ezra’s best friend Holden.

When they keep swapping bodies, they decide to make the most of it. Ezra will help Wynonna with Holden and Wynonna will help Ezra with Imogene.

The more time they spend living as the other one, the more they find their lines blurring. Ezra tries to fix the sadness in Wynonna’s life.

I really respect how unique the storyline is but I kept fighting to get into it. At about the 60% point on the ebook, I gave up.

I feel like there’s several possible scenarios for how this book ends.
Ezra/Imogene together, Wynonna/Holden
Ezra/Holden, Wynonna/Imogene
Ezra/Wynonna

I was curious how it would end but I wasn’t curious enough to stick with it. It doesn’t really matter to me which of those couples winds up together.

Sorry. I hate not finishing a book and I always try to finish a galley. But my enjoyment level didn’t increase as the book went on, so I had to stop at some point
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It appears to be getting rave reviews from others. Sometimes it’s just personal preference, a book might not work for me but you might love it.

I got a chance to read an early ebook edition from Netgalley. Thanks!

This book made me laugh out loud! Plenty of witty banter between characters with a comedic Shakespearean plot (and the characters take part in their school's production of Twelfth Night). Not exactly each other's favorite person, Ezra and Wynonna, swap bodies every now and then. As a result, they slowly begin to understand each other as well as learning more about themselves. (Readers learn more about Ezra rather than Wynonna as the story is told from his perspective. While I think exploring Wynonna's character further would be great, readers do get a very good understanding of her from Ezra's perspective.) Adding in prom, crushes, witty friends, a school play, family issues, self discovery, and understanding one's sexuality, creates a witty contemporary teen story.

I received a free ARC of this book from Net Galley in exchange for my honest opinion. Rarely do I feel like YA books show a good portrayal of make protagonists, but this one did. That, coupled with a few literally tropes and Shakespeare make it a winner. Will buy for my classroom when it comes out. 4.5 stars

I was really excited to read Where I End And You Begin but I have to say I was disappointed with this one. I think if the story went back and forth between Ezra and Wynonna I would have enjoyed it better, I feel Wynonna was a great character and we didn't get to see her perspective of the body switch.