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Tilly in Technicolor
by Mazey Eddings
Mazey Eddings has solidified herself as one of my favorite authors, yet again!
Tilly is jet setting off to Europe to hang with her sister, Mona, and her business partner, Amina, as they promote their nail polish product. What everyone in Tilly’s family wants is for Tilly to see that she needs to grow up and take her life seriously (including college plans). Oliver Clark, Tilly’s seat mate on the flight to Europe, happens to be hopping on the media side for Tilly’s sister’s business. Oliver sees the world in colors and knows EXACTLY what he wants in life. When both start becoming friends through neurodivergent talks, they realize that the best people in life are free of society’s demands. But will that be enough for each other when the trip comes to an end?
As a neurodivergent reader, I ADORED Tilly in Technicolor and found the reading experience to be one that I plan to relive multiple times, next time with my physical copy and tabs in hand. Mazey’s writing spoke to me and I couldn’t stop from bookmarking multiple quote lines as I listened to her young adult ‘debut.” I loved the message that Tilly’s brain is beautiful, no matter her ADHD diagnosis; along with Oliver’s openness about his autism. As a thirty year old reader who’s had high functioning ADHD for years now, FINALLY finding books that have characters with beautiful brains like mine make me thrilled to be a reader in this day and age.
Thank you Wednesday Books and RB Media for my alc and earc in exchange for my honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own
Tilly is jet setting off to Europe to hang with her sister, Mona, and her business partner, Amina, as they promote their nail polish product. What everyone in Tilly’s family wants is for Tilly to see that she needs to grow up and take her life seriously (including college plans). Oliver Clark, Tilly’s seat mate on the flight to Europe, happens to be hopping on the media side for Tilly’s sister’s business. Oliver sees the world in colors and knows EXACTLY what he wants in life. When both start becoming friends through neurodivergent talks, they realize that the best people in life are free of society’s demands. But will that be enough for each other when the trip comes to an end?
As a neurodivergent reader, I ADORED Tilly in Technicolor and found the reading experience to be one that I plan to relive multiple times, next time with my physical copy and tabs in hand. Mazey’s writing spoke to me and I couldn’t stop from bookmarking multiple quote lines as I listened to her young adult ‘debut.” I loved the message that Tilly’s brain is beautiful, no matter her ADHD diagnosis; along with Oliver’s openness about his autism. As a thirty year old reader who’s had high functioning ADHD for years now, FINALLY finding books that have characters with beautiful brains like mine make me thrilled to be a reader in this day and age.
Thank you Wednesday Books and RB Media for my alc and earc in exchange for my honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own