This slice-of-life story will likely appeal to fans of Heartstopper. The art style is different - more manga-like - and Liam is a bit more prickly and closed-off than the leads of that series, but they still have a lot in common: high school boys meet at school and decide to date early on, skipping the "will they or won't they" to focus on the emotional trajectory of their relationship. There are fun supporting characters, too.

I loved this heartful romance. Milo is an outgoing fun theatre kid and Liam has a more introverted personality. However opposites attract in this interesting story of two people trying yo figure out who they are and what they want in their relationship as they are moving into another stage in life.

overall this was a very cute graphic novel along the likes of heartstopper unfortunately for me it just fell short. the characters didn’t feel fully flushed out and the actual plot sort of dragged along in my opinion

This was an adorable story! I loved the main characters and their friend group. I am looking forward to their romance continuing in Book 2. In the meantime, I plan to order a copy of Tripping Over You for my library patrons to enjoy. Thank you for the ARC!

Was this a webcomic? Cause it gives off webcomic vibes. In any case, a nice slice-of-life sort of graphic novel about high school students focusing on two who go from friends to lovers.

I’m not a fan of the art style, but that I can look past. What had me struggling to get through this was the dialogue. It didn’t flow easily and just felt flat.

The character development could’ve been better, but I also feel like the characters had no chemistry.

It was cute, though.

Disappointing art. Expressions don't always match the dialogue, and the lack of backgrounds is noticeable and kept distracting me from the story, which was slow. I kept expecting something more to happen, until I finally gave up. Didn't finish.

I finished this one but I will admit it wasn't my favorite graphic novel that I've read in the recent past. The art style wasn't really something I vibed with, and the plot seemed slow and relatively uninspired. I wish that there had been more of a plot beyond the concept that these two were friends to lovers because there wasn't much meaning behind it and it left me wanting something more.