Loveless

es ist soooo eine gute Repräsentation von der Verwirrtheit als Jugendlicher. Dazu kommt noch der unglaublich schöne und berührende Schreibstil von Alice Oseman. Absolute Empfehlung

I just finished reading this book and I kinda felt like I should write a review about it, even though I've never written done that before, because it overall just made be kinda happy. The writing style is easy to understand (important for me, since I'm not an native english speaker) and it is a fantastic mix of a cute and kinda realistic teenage story, great aroace representation (which really is still rare to find in any form of media) and somehow also a bit of a learning resource? I'm not sure how much allo people may connect with this book, but I guess for everyone out there, who is aspecs or questioning, this is an absolute gem :)

A wonderful love letter to friendship and found family! "Loveless" is a fantastic novel which portraits all different kinds of love and shows that one is inherently more or less important and human than the other. One of Alice Oseman's finest novels, it was a delight to read.

I read this book because I loved the Heartstopper books so much and obviously had to buy other books from Alice Oseman too. This was the first one I read and I loved it. Especially after reading the book, I still kept thinking of it. Her story from the beginning to the end was just so lovely. Finding her true self while trying to not loose her friends in university is stunning. Alice Oseman fan --> must-read

In a world, where everyone seems to be obsessed with romance and sex, Georgia struggles to find her place. She finds herself confronted with the fact, that she doesn’t feel attracted to anyone - she is aromantic asexual. But love is not only found in a romantic relationship. A very important novel about asexuality. With a careful and clever choice of words, Alice Oseman makes the letter A in the LGBTQ+ community clear for everyone. Her choice of writing – sometimes hilarious, sometimes rather serious – made me relate easily to Georgia and her friends. A heartwarming story about self-acceptance and friendship