There were many things I liked about this book - the Indian/Hindu culture, the honest and real LGBTQ characters (not token/comedic), the chapters volleying the focus on a different character yet bringing them all together.
While I didn't fall in love with any one character or even the book itself, I did come to care about all of them. There was a flow, almost prose to Satyal's writing that made it fairly easy and enjoyable to read. Yet, I find it to probably be a more forgettable read without it being the typical fluff book/mind cleanse/guilty pleasure type of book.
While I didn't mark any standout quotes, there were passages that resonated with me in regards to creating and being responsible for your own happiness, living for yourself and accepting yourself.
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