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I tried. I really tried to read this slower. To savour it for a bit longer, but I still ate it up in a second, because it was really that good! Dare I say it's the best sapphic graphic novel I've ever read? Because it is. It might have to share the 1st place with "On a Sunbeam" by Tillie Walden, but me putting some other graphic novel on the same place with it says something.
And the thing I loved the most? It focused on friendship. I feel like there aren't enough queer stories focusing on friendship, on the found families we, as queer people, build in our lives.
So this is the easiest 5 stars I had to give in a long time and I can't wait to recommend this to every queer person I come across, both in my circle of people I know and at work at the bookstore.