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A review by mora55
Tash Hearts Tolstoy by Kathryn Ormsbee
This book was good! Nothing spectacular to me. I admired Tash and her crew's dedication to this web series and how they managed to pull it off in high school and I wish I had that much dedication and go-getter mentality for literally anything. I liked Tash more than I thought I would, and I loved her connection and relationship with her best friends (Paul and Jack).
This book also features asexuality prominently, going a step further to discuss how attraction isn't always sexual and how you can still want a relationship--that asexuality and a relationship are not mutually exclusive--as well as touching on how hard it can be to explain this to allosexual people and the worries that a person's asexuality can hinder or even prohibit a romantic relationship simply because others will not understand. It was an interesting perspective I haven't seen much in books.
This book also features asexuality prominently, going a step further to discuss how attraction isn't always sexual and how you can still want a relationship--that asexuality and a relationship are not mutually exclusive--as well as touching on how hard it can be to explain this to allosexual people and the worries that a person's asexuality can hinder or even prohibit a romantic relationship simply because others will not understand. It was an interesting perspective I haven't seen much in books.