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A review by lgbtrepinbooks
Follow Your Arrow by Jessica Verdi
5.0
Trigger Warnings: Parental abandonment, divorce, coming out, break-up, mention of gun violence/mass shooting, gun control, racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, lying, biphobia, cyber bullying
Representation: Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Pansexual, adoption
Follow Your Arrow is the story of social media influencer, CeCe and her girlfriend, Silvie. The girls have become internet famous and all of this comes to crashing halt when they break-up. CeCe works to maintain her online status but things become more complicated when she meets new-to-town, musician Josh, who doesn’t like the internet. CeCe and Josh start dating until her secret internet fame is finally revealed. Will they be able to move past this?
This eARC was provided by the publisher via edelweiss in exchange for an honest review.
Aww this was soo cute! I thoroughly enjoyed the love story and CeCe was surprisingly a lot less annoying than I initially had guessed. I have grown a lot more impatient with teenagers lately plus being a social media influencer, I thought I would hate her but she was actually quite relatable! Her story is far too common in the community and I actually felt like I understand my best friend, who is bi, a bit better now. The story includes healthy conversations about biphobia, social media, and boundaries. I really enjoyed the depth these added to the story.
Overall, this was a great read! The characters are like-able and relatable. The book is easy to read and quick. The story is witty and really hooks you in.
Representation: Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Pansexual, adoption
Follow Your Arrow is the story of social media influencer, CeCe and her girlfriend, Silvie. The girls have become internet famous and all of this comes to crashing halt when they break-up. CeCe works to maintain her online status but things become more complicated when she meets new-to-town, musician Josh, who doesn’t like the internet. CeCe and Josh start dating until her secret internet fame is finally revealed. Will they be able to move past this?
This eARC was provided by the publisher via edelweiss in exchange for an honest review.
Aww this was soo cute! I thoroughly enjoyed the love story and CeCe was surprisingly a lot less annoying than I initially had guessed. I have grown a lot more impatient with teenagers lately plus being a social media influencer, I thought I would hate her but she was actually quite relatable! Her story is far too common in the community and I actually felt like I understand my best friend, who is bi, a bit better now. The story includes healthy conversations about biphobia, social media, and boundaries. I really enjoyed the depth these added to the story.
Overall, this was a great read! The characters are like-able and relatable. The book is easy to read and quick. The story is witty and really hooks you in.