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A strong YA fiction debut about a year in the life of Camila, an anxious, fat, queer Cuban American teen as she navigates coming out to her extended family, new romantic relationships, friendships and the dissolution of her own parent's marriage.

I thought Camila's mental health (anxiety and panic attacks were really well done and she sees a therapist to help her manage it). The book also has fantastic and diverse queer characters (Camila's main love interest in the book is a biracial trans/nonbinary individual, her best friend is poly and is dating someone with multiple partners and it turns out her father is also bisexual).

Great on audio narrated by Yenni Ann and highly recommended for fans of authors like Laura Taylor Namey, Alexis Castellanos or Jessica Parra. Many thanks to @prhaudio for a complimentary ALC in exchange for my honest review.