Two teens, Hugo and Mae, are strangers until they share a cross-country train trip that teaches them about love, each other, and the futures they can build for themselves.
I love this book. It moves at a moderate to fast pace and the story isn't too long or too short. Hugo and Mae and other characters in the book are well-thought-out. This love story is sweet, unpredictable, and unique. I'd recommend this book to teens and adults.
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