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A review by anniekslibrary
Something Like Possible by Miel Moreland
4.0
My main takeaway from this book is that Madison and I are VERY different people, but I ended up loving her SO much despite that. At first she was definitely a little too intense and overambitious for me, but as I got to know her better, I started rooting for her and wanting all the best things for her.
I absolutely ADORED Miel Moreland's first book, and this is again a really good one. I have to say it spoke a little less to me personally, but that's just a matter of preference, so I'm still super excited to read any future books from this author.
My one criticism would be that the harrassment plotline comes into action very far into the book, which made the book feel a little incohesive, and in my opinion didn't give this plotline the attention or resolution it deserved. I did love the queer solidarity that rose from it, though!
I absolutely ADORED Miel Moreland's first book, and this is again a really good one. I have to say it spoke a little less to me personally, but that's just a matter of preference, so I'm still super excited to read any future books from this author.
My one criticism would be that the harrassment plotline comes into action very far into the book, which made the book feel a little incohesive, and in my opinion didn't give this plotline the attention or resolution it deserved. I did love the queer solidarity that rose from it, though!