I love a book full of neurodivergence. So this hit the spot.
Having 2 left feet I do not dance – but that didn’t stop me reading and enjoying this book.
It is one of those stories where the potential for a hook up/relationship is missed as something happens in the life of 1 of the characters that precludes them from making contact.
There are people coming to terms with labels in this book – bisexuality, ADHD. Labels can help you understand yourself.
The characters reunite 2 years after the missed opportunity at a summer camp of neurodivergence. That sounds a wonderful place – do they really have them? I’ve not seen any.
There is some wonderful explanations of things about likes/dislikes/textures and tastes – all really useful as a way to understand difference.
There is however no epilogue which is kind of ok. Everything you need to know is included in the main body of the story after all.

I enjoyed this.
I benefitted from the phonetic explanation of Cal’s name as I didn’t automatically know why she was called both Cal and Kay. It did mean that the 3 main characters were Kay, Hay and Mae which made me chuckle.