A Crooked Kind of Perfect

Aww, I really enjoyed this! Really sweet, solid, funny contemporary realistic story with enough complexity to feel realistic but without too much angst and drama. I thought it was interesting that Zoe's father clearly had some kind of agoraphobia or severe social anxiety, and Zoe was aware of it but never really named it? Like, they even watched Monk together as a family and Zoe was aware that her dad was like Monk but again, they never discussed it. But I liked that the family worked to accommodate her dad's needs even though Zoe was occasionally frustrated by it.

Bonus: the audiobook is 3 hours, 17 minutes long which makes it perfect for short-ish day trips.