I thoroughly enjoyed Right Back at You. Both of our protagonists are well written characters with depth and character development throughout the story. I would technically give this 4.8 stars if I could due to me wanting more of an explanation of how some things in the book were possible. Other than my own rampant curiosity I loved this book. Jewish representation in media is so important to me and not something I saw or experienced very often growing up. The final letter was excellent but I still found myself wanting more, as I had grown attached to these characters, despite the loose ends.

This book covers some tough topics in a funny relatable and respectful way. Friendships can be hard to navigate and this gives kids good perspectives .