"What matters is the truth of loving, of two people finding each other. That's what's important, and don't you forget it." 
 I really wish I'd read this book earlier. I definitely still appreciated it as an adult, but I feel like this book could have been incredibly important for me as a younger teen. Being able to read a book about two girls in high school falling in love, a story about two girls realizing they like girls...a story like this one would have made a huge difference in my life. It took me a long, long time to figure out my own queerness, and a lot of that was due to the complete lack of any f/f relationships in the books I read, the movies I watched...the stories I was told in any form, really. 
 This book makes me grateful for how far things have come in the last 35 years. It reminds me of the ways in which my life is easier thanks to the struggles that the generations of queer people before me have had to endure. There's still quite a long way to go, but Annie and Liza's story gives me hope for the future. 
 I received a copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.