Ratings12
Average rating4
I loved this. A beautiful novel about becoming and allowing yourself to be confused and living in the unknown. I can see how some might feel how the book might enforce the “phase” idea of being gay, but I think a careful reading shows that the nuance. Ramona never says she's straight after Freddie but still isn't sure how to identify. The book shows how her lesbian friend Ruth is never unsure about her sexuality. So there's a spectrum. For what it's worth - I'm straight - I thought it was well handled.