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A review by abbievillehorror
How to Make a Wish by Ashley Herring Blake
5.0
I wrote a whole thread on twitter about what this book means to me, about what Grace means to me. I relate to her in so many ways, but without her being a better version of me, if that makes sense. She’s not perfect, in fact I want to shake her and make her come to her senses at times. She simply IS. Sure she had to com to terms with parts of who she is, but that’s part of being a teen and figuring yourself out as best you can.
And I also want to take a moment to talk about how much I love Luca who, in some ways, is the unsung hero of this book. He’s so supportive of Grace, never treating her like she isn’t normal or isn’t deserving. And he has undying love and loyalty for her that never goes beyond their intense friendship. They are best friends and it doesn’t matter that he’s a boy and she’s a girl or that Grace is bisexual. They have always been best friends and they always will be and that’s so refreshing.
And I also want to take a moment to talk about how much I love Luca who, in some ways, is the unsung hero of this book. He’s so supportive of Grace, never treating her like she isn’t normal or isn’t deserving. And he has undying love and loyalty for her that never goes beyond their intense friendship. They are best friends and it doesn’t matter that he’s a boy and she’s a girl or that Grace is bisexual. They have always been best friends and they always will be and that’s so refreshing.