I'll Be the One

This was a fun body-positive romance. It didn't rock my world, but I enjoyed it! Besides Skye's relationship with her mother every other relationship was only surface deep and sometimes the writing seemed a little simplistic. But I liked how Lee wrote in a way that talked about Korean and Asian things as if everyone knows. Some things she quickly explained, but it wasn't an in-depth description. I also thought it was very realistic that Skye was very comfortable with her weight, but also had moments of doubt and self-consciousness. She wasn't so confidant that she wasn't human. I'm also glad the book didn't start with her down on herself and “learning to love herself”. She did that work and now she's living her best life. I think if I were in my teens this book would have really made an impression so I'm glad that it's out here.