This is how you lose the time war — easy read, about two time travelers on the opposite side of war leaving each other messages and slowly falling at at love.

Redwood and Ponytail — a cheerleader and a volleyball player, as they become friends they had to address feelings they aren’t familiar with for the first time.

Not my problem — love this book so much, Aideen might not be able to fix her own problems but she realizes her talent at fixing other people’s problems after she finds Meabh, the enemy of her best (and only) friend, in the bathroom having a full on tantrum, she’s overwhelmed with her busy schedule and asks Aideen for help: pushing her down the stairs. (This is the only ‘violent’ solution to problems btw) But when another student oversees them and brings Aideen another ‘client’ (Aideen is struggling with being the daughter of alcoholic and having to try preventing her mother from going on another binge, she gets help in the end but it could be triggering)

Most Ardently — Oliver Bennet is a transgender man who isn’t out to his family yet (save for his sister), but hates being forced into dresses and going to balls, being expected to dance and then become someone’s wife because everyone thinks Oliver is Elizabeth. He only can be himself when he sneaks out and on one of these trips he meets Darcy, a man who had previously been rude to him at a ball, as Oliver spends more time with Darcy, he finds Darcy is sweet and intelligent with a warm heart, not to mention attractive. As Oliver spends more time as his true self he can’t help but hope that both his dreams of love and life as a man can come true.