Weather Girl

This was an easy and enjoyable read. The book follows the evolution of Ari and Russel friendship while they plot to help their bosses get together again.

What to love:
- Heroine with depression (she's medicated and goes to therapy). I really like to read about characters that feel real, with whom I can connect and who contribute to the normalization of mental health care.
- Fat hero. (It was a first to me)
- Lindy hop! While it is not the same as going to an actual Jam, it was good enough to remember the feeling of it. Do yourself a favour and go to one experimental class wherever you live. The lindy hop community is just the best and you'll have a blast! It just not possible to not smile while dancing lindy hop.

The negative point for me is that I didn't feel much chemistry between the main characters, discrediting their romance.

However, I want to emphasize that Rachel Lynn Solomon wanted to create a story that showed a heroine that thrived despite her condition, and a hero who loved her through her dark days, not despite of them.

I think she succeeded.