Some Girls Do

To preface my review, I'm still new to romance books. I grew up pan (though mostly lesbian) and trans so traditional hetero romance just seemed to fall short. I saw this title and was curious enough to give it a try and I'm glad I did. If I had to summarize this story without spoiling anything I'd have to say the message is if you really care about someone, give them the love and support to come out at their own pace. Coming out isn't as easy for some as it is for others. When I decided to transition, I did it instantly which then put everyone else on the spot which wasn't really fare to them. On the other hand, being my true self meant the world to me which is why I relate to Morgan do much. To read Ruby's struggle to find herself was difficult at times but rewarding. Aside from a few minor typos or words out of order, I really don't have any complaints. In fact, a follow up about how Morgan and Ruby handle their relationship after they start going to different schools could be fun to read. This is exactly the kind of LGBTQ+ story I've been hoping for.

I've read this one more times than any other book! It holds a special place in my heart. It was one of the first sapphic books I read when I started getting into reading, and the story just spoke to me. I could relate to both Ruby and Morgan (in my youth, of course, lol). Their struggles, their passions, their angst... it was familiar.

Now Ruby and Morgan are obviously extremely different, but I love stories where they just couldn't deny the attraction. They had a lot going against them, and nothing was easy for them, but they were both tough and resilient. I truly enjoyed their journey.

As the Official Sapphic Sage, I can honestly say that this was another amazing book that I loved from the very beginning to the end. This book is heartbreaking and has a great ending that will leave wanting to find the love that the 2 main characters did even if it takes time to find it. I highly recommend this book to anyone of any gender, sexuality, or, race. I promise on my self given title as the "Sapphic Sage", you'll enjoy this book as much as I did.

This kind of book is new to me and it is interesting to see a different kind of conflict. That was the intriguing part for me because it is not just ordinary but complex. It is something that heterosexuals like me will never really understand. As an open-minded person, I caught up to that life/romantic barrier and appreciated the change. While I have big pet peeves about love at first sight and fast-paced relationship. Those two never click right with me. Still, I think it is fun to read something like this while it isn’t necessarily a perfect book.