Three Things about Emmy Crawford

As the oldest child of a senator and possibly the future president, Emmy has a lot on her plate. Not only is she working hard at debate, helping her sister with anxiety, a disease she doesn't want to bother with, but she also has to face the boy she liked that ghosted her once again. This was so much more than I expected or asked for. All the notes were hit, and I could not find a anything to complain about this book. The plot is very well thought out, and I just appreciate the amazing flow of the story and the writing is just superb. Is it perfect? No. Is it my new favorite? No. However, I know for sure that this book is something that I will not forget the plot about. You know how you give five stars to such an amazing book, then years later, you can't even remember what the book was about? I'm sure already that this story will stay with me. I truly love the characters and Emmy. They were relatable and realistic. It handles topics that truly affect at least one person you know. This book is one of those social justice books that don't over do it. Like it was safe, with whatever stance I take. Plus, I haven't even talked about the romance! It was cute, messy, but relatable. It has that feel of being the type of love I wish I could have. This was a wonderful book, and it made me curious what the author's debut novel was. * I received an eARC of this book