Name: The Impossible Vastness of Us
ISBN: 9780373212422

Samantha Young

Hiding the secrets of her past after moving into the Boston home of her wealthy blended family, India discovers that her new stepsister is struggling with private realities that contrast with the veneer of her high-profile romance.

The Impossible Vastness of Us

Ryan 

3.5 Stars

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some key points about this book that i liked about it and that i disliked about it (some will be featured in my review and some may not so it can be best to look at both to get a better understanding):

- i easily read this book although i wasn't sure it was because the writing was so easy for me to read through or i was into the story/genre very deeply
- there was broken family relationships that are mended throughout the story and i enjoyed india and her mom hayley's road to fixing up their dysfunctional relationship
-it was nice to see a side of love where finn and india's relationship is filled with intricate gaps and loose tangles and leaves you how they'll resolve everything
- the fact that their relationship is complicated can be a bit confusing 
- i like that there were scenes where pocs were introduced but i wish there was more diversity, but i mean it takes place in a rich town of massachusetts so it's usually white here, white there
- i also wish that the story adds a mental illness factor towards india because it does play with her own mental illness (it's not entirely serious to a point the entire story is about india's mental illness and her resolution)
- while in the first half of the book it had moments where eloise's friends were somewhat #squadgoals, it got a bit tense between one of the friends that i was not entirely in love with their friendships (i will recommend you The Start of Me and You by emery lord if you're looking for one of the best friendships in a book)
- the ending wasn't really an ending at all because i have no idea how the book closed off after what happened around the ending

The Impossible Vastness of Us

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