Status Updates From You Can Never Go Home Again

I really liked the argument between Angel and her mom. They're both selfish in their own ways and imo the mom underestimated Angel's mental state after a divorce and a huge move. I know that many readers probably see Angel as just a spoiled brat, but she's a young girl going through a lot, and her life was carefree before being given lots of responsibilities she wasn't prepared for

Lmao Billy turning into the Lister's man of the household is pretty funny. Doing chores for Angel's mom because he's reminded of his own is really cute too.

After the preamble in the previous note, I just wanted to add my current thoughts.
It is indeed a book targeted at a teen audience, but I do find it enjoyable and not demeaning. The character are multifaceted and not caricatures so far. The description of the tech clearly clocks this book in the '90s, and oh the nostalgia.
Angel is bratty but also tormented, and Billy seems to be sweet under the layer of angst.

I started after searching for something light, fun and with a little paranormal side to read. I'm not particularly in the mood for something heavy or complicated rn, and felt like reading some romance, but most modern day romance novels are quite difficult me to digest. This seems right up my alley.

He took a step toward her. "Sweetheart," he drawled, "just because I'm fast don't mean I'm not good."

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"He's to die for. He's absolutely to die for."

Well, that's fortunate, Angel thought. . Because I really want to kill you.

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