Update: Here's a review that I really appreciated after reading my own review. 
 I've had to update this review (bc as mentioned before multiple times I forget to update anything on goodreads.) See my friends I changed my rating from 3 stars after another week of thinking about the book on my blog. I was super stoked that bisexuality was in the book, but I had a self discussion about sexuality being a plot device and being complained about as spoiler alerts when revealed that characters were Bi in the book. SEXUALITY IS NOT A SPOILER. I had assumed that most characters were Bi because of how the characters interacted & well because I've just always assumed characters are Bi. If it ain't queer I ain't here. Anyways let's discuss how problematic River is. She is biphobic af & is manipulative. Like sis take a step back and chill. You know how hurtful your words are? River is biphobic and don't forget it. 
 Also like I said the book is "qwhite interesting". But there's a teased PoC in the book who's treated like shit. Like damn, who do I have to talk to to have the only PoC in books not be evil, hurt, killed off &/or treated like shit? 
 This following update is after reading another review: 
 I didn't catch it but you deserve to know. The Graces has casual ableism. 
 Here's a link to my review! I rated it 2.5 stars. 
 Thank you Allen & Unwin for sending The Aus. Library a review copy