A review by authoralliesarah
Our Year of Maybe, by Rachel Lynn Solomon
4.0
“But he will always be Peter, and I will always be Sophie, and no matter who else we become, our history and our scars will always connect us.”
What I loved most about this book was that Rachel Lynn Solomon didn’t try to shove Peter and Sophie into a relationship. I saw cracks in their friendship from the beginning, and I really hoped that the two characters would recognize that it wasn’t healthy and distance themselves a little. And they did, and that’s my favorite part of the book. That both Peter and Sophie grew and realized that they could have lives outside of each other. People change. Relationships change. And that was acknowledged in this book, and it was really nice to see it represented.
What I loved most about this book was that Rachel Lynn Solomon didn’t try to shove Peter and Sophie into a relationship. I saw cracks in their friendship from the beginning, and I really hoped that the two characters would recognize that it wasn’t healthy and distance themselves a little. And they did, and that’s my favorite part of the book. That both Peter and Sophie grew and realized that they could have lives outside of each other. People change. Relationships change. And that was acknowledged in this book, and it was really nice to see it represented.