What do you do when your family's expectations for you are different that what you want for yourself? Frank Li is a Korean American teenager living in Southern California. Due to his parent's traditional upbringing, they have a set of cultural expectations for him that don't correspond with modern America. For example, Frank is allowed to date exclusively Korean girls. With an older sister who was disowned for marrying a Black man, Frank doesn't want to defy his parents wishes. . . until he he falls hard for Brit Means. Quirky, intelligent, and beautiful, Brit is Frank's dream girl. Except that Brit is white, making her a non-ideal match for Frank's parents. Desperate not to let Brit slip through his fingers, Frank becomes ensnared in a delicate web of lies. But the longer he's trapped, the harder it is to break out without losing everything. Passionate, hilarious, and unique, "Frankly in Love" will pull you in and never let you go.

1. I'll freak out? 2. Aphrodite 3. England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland thanks for the questions

1. Hippos 🦛 2. (this is so hard, I can't choose one) Percy Jackson, Harry Potter, The 39 clues, The Land of Stories, Keeper of the lost cities....... 3. the worst witch or the inBESTigators 4. a scientist because I enjoying learning about science and I think it's fun Thank you!!

it's amazing! I love it!

Yes No Maybe So by Aisha Saeed and Becky Albertalli is a YA romance novel about two teenagers on a mission. In a mostly Republican town in Georgia, Jamie Goldberg and Maya Rehman are volunteering to secure votes for the upcoming senate election's Democratic candidate, Jordan Rossum. While Rossum isn't the ideal senator, he's better than his opponent, GOP incumbent Senator Newton, who is the ultimate white supremacist. As members of oppressed religious communities, Jamie and Maya are set to be severely affected by the election if Newton wins. As discriminatory bills are passed, and anti Jewish vandalism is found around town, Jamie and Maya become increasingly invested in helping the campaign, while simultaneously becoming increasingly invested in each other. Sparks will fly in this activist romance novel, which allows the reader to reflect upon some of the injustices in the world today while reading about a heartwarming romance between two teens making the best of their lives.

Yes No Maybe So by Aisha Saeed and Becky Albertalli is a YA romance novel about two teenagers on a mission. In a mostly Republican town in Georgia, Jamie Goldberg and Maya Rehman are volunteering to secure votes for the upcoming senate election's Democratic candidate, Jordan Rossum. While Rossum isn't the ideal senator, he's better than his opponent, GOP incumbent Senator Newton, who is the ultimate white supremacist. As members of oppressed religious communities, Jamie and Maya are set to be severely affected by the election if Newton wins. As discriminatory bills are passed, and anti Jewish vandalism is found around town, Jamie and Maya become increasingly invested in helping the campaign, while simultaneously becoming increasingly invested in each other. Sparks will fly in this activist romance novel, which allows the reader to reflect upon some of the injustices in the world today while reading about a heartwarming romance between two teens making the best of their lives.

I think snakes are cool, but this is way too terrifying XDXD🐍🐍 I wonder how long it could get a few years later though?