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Tilly in Technicolor
by Mazey Eddings
Tilly, who is neurodivergent, is headed on a European trip with her sister's company as an intern. On the way, she meets Oliver, another neurodivergent teen. They connect over their travels though the two of them feel like they might not be alike initially.
As someone with ADHD and having a child with ADD, this was so wonderful to read. I could really identify with Tilly and everything she struggles with. It was hard to read how her parents seem to want to just kind of ignore that she has struggles and they want to treat her just like her sister. I try so hard to make sure my child has the best setup to be their own true self.
Mazey Eddings does a wonderful job with the characters. Tilly and Oliver were alive through the pages. This book was a fantastic read!
Thanks to NetGalley, St Martins Press, and Mazey Eddings for the e-ARC. This review is my own opinion.
As someone with ADHD and having a child with ADD, this was so wonderful to read. I could really identify with Tilly and everything she struggles with. It was hard to read how her parents seem to want to just kind of ignore that she has struggles and they want to treat her just like her sister. I try so hard to make sure my child has the best setup to be their own true self.
Mazey Eddings does a wonderful job with the characters. Tilly and Oliver were alive through the pages. This book was a fantastic read!
Thanks to NetGalley, St Martins Press, and Mazey Eddings for the e-ARC. This review is my own opinion.