All the Invisible Things

"All the Invisible Things follows a girl named Vetty who is moving back to her hometown which she hasn’t been to since her mom passed away. She hasn’t seen her old best friend Pez since she moved away. Now the two of them reunite in the summer but Vetty can’t help jungle her feelings for his friend Rob, and his Girlfriend March. This book was such an important book for me. It addressed so many topics in such a good way such as grief, figuring out your sexuality, mental health, and a **** addiction. It’s such a great coming of age story and was all done very well. I really appreciate how this book talks about topics no one else does. There were some subjects in here (the **** addiction for example) which I have never seen in any type of media anywhere, whether that’s books or TV, I’ve never seen it. It was so wonderful to see some of those subjects be explored and discussed. They were written so well. I really connected with Pez’s story arc. I thought it was so well written and his story was told so well. All of his thoughts and feelings were so real. I really enjoyed reading about him. Now if you’re going into this looking for a sweet romance, this is not that. There is more of a focus between the friendship that Pez and Vetty have which is honestly the best part of the book. I loved how they cared for one another and were there for each other in a totally platonic way. I really enjoyed the strong supportive relationship they had with one another. This book didn’t need a romance to be great. Sometimes this book was a bit too sexual for my liking. There was no sex scenes but the characters talk quite extensively in a lot of detail about sex and masturbation. I’d more recommend this book to the older teen audience but just be aware of that going in. What really lacked for me was my overall enjoyment of this book. I didn’t find myself really enjoying what I was reading even though I liked the topics it discussed. Once I hit the halfway point I flew through the rest"