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A review by tinysierra
Perfect on Paper by Sophie Gonzales
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
The premise was fun! It was a cute queer bisexual centered story. I love the discussions about attachment styles, setting boundaries and communicating needs.
I loved that there was brief but casual asexual rep in the side characters. Darcy gets a letter from an asexual student asking for advice about their relationship. Darcy’s response is spot on. It was really nice to see. There were other queer characters as well.
Along the way we get to see problems/tensions with the main character’s parents relationships and how it affects the children/main characters as well.
If you like this book, I recommend Love Letters for Joy by Melissa See or Dear Wendy by Ann Zhao
I loved that there was brief but casual asexual rep in the side characters. Darcy gets a letter from an asexual student asking for advice about their relationship. Darcy’s response is spot on. It was really nice to see. There were other queer characters as well.
Along the way we get to see problems/tensions with the main character’s parents relationships and how it affects the children/main characters as well.
If you like this book, I recommend Love Letters for Joy by Melissa See or Dear Wendy by Ann Zhao
Content Warnings
Minor: Alcoholism, Addiction, Vomit, Toxic relationship, Biphobia, Infidelity, and Toxic friendship