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This summer I read the book The Me Again How a Crush Should Feel , by Sara Farizan. This book is about Leila, a girl who has gone through most of high school without having a crush and how the new girl make her heart rate rise. She goes through an emotional roller coaster with acceptance and while all this happens she reconnects with an old childhood friend. This book stuck out to me because it seemed like something I could connect with easily. I struggled freshmen year, I got tired of hiding who I was this book showed me that it’s just high school it doesn’t matter socially what people think of my sexuality. This book also taught me that I’m me, there is nothing anyone can say or do to change who I am. I would recommend this book to anyone

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