This was my first time reading a book where autism is the forefront in the plot and I’m pleased to see a decent representation of various aspects of autsim, namely the sensory processing of the main female character, Allegra. I loved reading about these two especially Jonah as he was a refreshing take on the normally similar versions of male love interests. I also resonated with his social ineptitude (ineptitude sounds so mean but really I’m not trying to be). I act similarly in situations and it’s not easy to break out of that shell, but seeing him try to hard was heartwarming.
The romance was great and I’m sure many will adore it but it wasn’t the most important part of the story for me surprisingly enough. And I know that’s comical since it’s a romance book. All in all I had a fun time reading this book and I’m sure many others will feel the same sentiments.

Wow! I HIGHLY enjoyed this arc! The slow burn love was perfectly timed- I didn't feel as if it was too slow or too fast. This was also the first book that I've read where the main characters are neurodivergent- there is accuracy in terms of behavior/stims. The overall story was smooth, and flowed together.

Thank you to Wednesday Books and NetGalley for the ARC!

I'll cut right to the chase - I decided to DNF this title. I really liked the autism representation, especially as a neuro divergent woman myself, I love the You've Got Mail storyline and the comforting setting! I had trouble truly connecting with the characters, and I just didn't have the urge to continue with it. However, if you love YA romance, this is a great summer read with autism representation!

This was very cute! The characters were sweet. It helps that You’ve Got Mail is my favorite movie. :) I enjoyed the sweet story, and will definitely recommend