Idol, Burning

Really sympathetic to the main character, who is a dirty teenager obsessed with a pop idol. I got vibes the whole time that she might be autistic, and the author's treatment of her fixation was respectful and harrowing.

The ending completely snuck up on me bc my edition has a number of additional sections after it ends. Because of the layout of the book, it left me feeling like I missed something, so I went back and re read the last few pages and it was much more impactful.

The kind of book you can read easily, but you can really take your time to luxuriate in the author's creative descriptions and character's emotions.