
Aubrey Cash, disillusioned by love after a humiliating stand-up, navigates family breakdown and conflicting feelings in this YA rom-com.
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Aubrey Cash, disillusioned by love after a humiliating stand-up, navigates family breakdown and conflicting feelings in this YA rom-com.
How do I hate thee? Let me count the ways… Aubrey Cash learned the hard way not to rely on love. After all, Webster Casey, the new boy next door she'd been falling for all summer, stood her up at homecoming in front of everyone with no explanation. Proving her theory that love never lasts seems easy when she's faced with parents whose marriage is falling apart and a best friend who thinks every boy she dates is 'the one.' But when sparks fly with a boy who turns out to be Webster's cousin, and t...
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Minor romantic tension and implied attraction; no explicit scenes depicted.
No violence or gore present.
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Includes a bisexual male character, though minimally developed per reviews.
No religious themes present.
No witchcraft or occult themes present.
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No political or ideological messaging present.
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Moderate focus on family dysfunction and parental conflict as central themes.
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