if i don't read this book during summer holidays, i never will!! i will update as i finish each story with a few comments so i don't lose track of them :) 
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 Alright! 3.5 stars. 
 What a lovely book! Totally worth reading. Some stories are better than others, of course, but I dare to say there is something for every taste. My main complain though would be the lack of LGBT+ main characters... I mean, only 2 homosexual main couples? Come on, dude. But well, besides that, I really enjoyed most of the stories and only got bored a few times. Detailed rating and reviews below. 
 "Head, Scales, Tongue, Tail", by Leigh Bardugo. 4 stars. This story was really great! I am more and more convinced I'll like anything Leigh Bardugo writes as days go by. At the beginning of the story you think it will go somewhere, only to take a whole different direction before you even realize what's happening. Bardugo manages to narrate an adorable love story in very few pages, I am in Awe." 
 "The End of Love", by Nina LaCour. 5 stars. THIS WOMAN. I loved her with "Everything leads to you" and I love her now. This short love story left me heart-eyes-emoji for the rest of the eternity. Honestly, the diversity of LaCour's characters is mind blowing. I am craving to read more of her work now! 
 "Last stand at the Cinegore", by Libba Bray. 5 stars. What the fuck did I just read? I am? Blown away? Somehow? 
 I still can't quite contemplate how a short story with ghosts and zombies can be so awesome and terrifying and funny and cute. But Libba Bray does it, guys. I don't know how, but she managed to make me fall in love with the characters, the plot, the style. Everything. Wow. I am pleasantly surprised. 
 "Sick pleasure", by Francesca Lia Block. DNF. 1 star. Ugh. Nope. Hated it. So materialistic. So hollow. The relationship is based literally on nothing and, when the author mentions the guy's dick, that's when she totally lost me. I am not heterophobic, I swear. But this was too much. I'm out. 
 "In ninety minutes, turn North", by Stephanie Perkins. 3 1/2 stars. This was cute. There is really not much to say about it. It didn't blow me away, but I liked it; it was entertaining and kind. 
 "Souvenirs", by Tim Federle. 3 stars. This was okay. It was sweet, it made me smile. Not a waste of time. It was a warm summer love story. 
 "Intertia", by Veronica Roth. 4.5 stars This was actually really good! I've come tu peace with Veronica Roth in this one. I struggled a little with the oh-so-amazing happy ending but fuck it. Everyone deserves to be happy. 
 "Love is the last resort", by Jon Skovron. 3 stars. I am a bit confused. I found the style so silly. The story itself was silly. And not in a good way, exactly. But it made me smile. It was warm. So yeah. A silly love story. Not so bad. 
 Good Luck and Farewell" by Brandy Colbert. 4.5 stars. So cute, so warm, so kind. Not only is this story filled with love, it also covers race issues, depression, death and losing people you love. Also, diversity!! My only complain would be the too-quickly-way the couple fall for each other but oh, fuck it. 
 "Brand New Attraction" by Cassandra Clare. 2 stars. Ish. It bored me. It wasn't bad? I guess? But Cassandra Clare doesn't out stand for her short story telling. Also, come on, Cass. Demons again? 
 "A Thousand Ways This Could All Go Wrong" by Jennifer E. Smith. 4 stars. I gotta admit, I was full of prejudice when I first started reading this one. Thought it would be boring and a cliche and your typical summer love story. But I must say, it was either of those things. It is cute and kind and special and I loved it. 
 "The Map of Tiny Perfect Things" by Lev Grossman. 5 stars. What a wonderful way to end this book. Loved it from start to finish.