Truthfully, Yours book review
I have loved reading books set in Scotland for years as someone who lives here and over the past year I have started to really look for books with neurodivergent representation, and in many ways particularly autistic representation and this is a book that has both so I was extremely excited to read it when I first saw it announced. Truthfully, Yours follows Charlie who has found herself working in a bookshop in Scotland after going viral for publicly calling out an actor, on a show she loves, for being ableist, where she discovers Page who is a fellow actor on the show and she is going to need to share an apartment with. I really really loved reading and annotating this book for so many different reasons and it did everything I wanted it to do and more and I’m so grateful for that. The representation was clearly done from personal experience which I really liked to see and helped it be authentic and something that I could connect with. I also really liked how this lead to many othe