I received this book from netgalley and the publisher in exchange for an honest review. 
 [3.5 stars] 
 I have one major issue with this book, and that is the writing felt a little young? Immature? At times. Eventually I got used to it but it was honestly making me not want to finish the book through the first 20%. Once I got to the heart of the story, it didn't bother me as much. This story is actually quite heartwarming. 
 Plot: The plot is essentially a girl trying to hook her sister, who has autism, up with a boy who has autism. At first the way the MC was acting drove me nuts, but I grew to understand her motivation and why she was doing what she was doing and I enjoyed the process of getting to the point. 
 Characters: The main character, Chloe, had a lot of growth throughout the book and it was very believable growth as well. David was probably my favorite character, and he also went through a steady growth. The author did an excellent job of helping the characters grow, while also having the changes make sense, instead of just changing overnight. 
 Romance: I loved this couple. Especially that they're relationship grew organically, and didn't feel insta-lovey at all! 
 Diversity: Two main characters on the autism spectrum. A queer character. And several POC characters were mentioned, even if they didn't play significant roles.