If you're looking for something that is quick and with characters that are easy to follow, this makes for a very cozy read. Sortino's writing is encaptivating, and I kept wanting to turn the pages as I loved the MCs that are very simple and relatable. Unfortunately, the way this book is very basic also felt like a downside to me, with the plot having nothing very unique. I didn't feel much of a chemistry between the MCs, rather more of a budding friendship that blossoms over the course of this road trip. As much as I don't want to say it, there are truly no real plot beats, and the story just happens.
However, I have to admit that I still quite enjoyed it. The writing style is truly immersive, and at no point did I feel bored, underwhelmed, or overcome with emotion. And I think the author does a fabulous job of dealing with some heavier topics of disability in a way that feels so natural and doesn't dampen the lighthearted mood that the banter creates. It is definitely a book to consider reading when in the mood for something cozy that has small elements of representation, romance, family, friendship, and deeper themes in a manner that hits just right.
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