Loved all of the queer representation and different relationships (romantic, platonic and familial) that were explored in this book. I love how Camila grows as a character and works through her own insecurities and anxiety through out the book, and framing it with the tarot cards was really fun. The supporting cast of characters ( and dogs!) rounded out the story and helped Camila to grow and accept herself, while challenging herself to take responsibility for her mistakes in relationships.

i feel so bad for rating it this low, i really really wanted to love it, the premise sounded so good i knew i had to read it, but it just didnt grab my attention like i thought it would, i am in a reading mood so i know it's not my slump and i don't want this to throw in so i have to just say this wasn't for me.

I thought this sounded like a really fun book, but I struggled with it. I didn't think it was particularly well written, and a lot of the dialogue made me cringe (also - why are we including Harry Potter references in queer books in the year 2025???). I also just didn't find Camila to be a particularly likable character, or one who was at all ready for a relationship. I think this could have used a lot more editing and drafting before going to print.