Some Girls Do

Book Review: Some Girls Do by Jennifer Dugan by A.M. Molloy

Some Girls Do

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Some Girls Do 〰️

I saw someone recommend this book on Twitter and decided to give it a go. Boy, am I glad I did. I need all the queer books by this author now, please.

Some Girls Do by Jennifer Dugan

This book made me feel all the feels from start to finish, and I couldn't put it down. I loved the enemies-to-lovers trope. It was executed perfectly. I loved Morgan's and Ruby's personalities. Both were written so strongly, and each was a unique and exciting character. I wish there were more of these two, but alas, this book seems to be a standalone. Which, fine, but I still want more.

I will say, though, at the start, I wondered why they felt so strongly for each other besides "she's hot." Both girls were from such opposite worlds. But as I read on, I could feel the chemistry.

I love Ruby's coming arc, and I love Morgan learning to accept the world around her. And Ruby's big moment in her final pageant was *chef's kiss*. (And let's not forget Tyler, who speaks truth bombs about consent and is a really cool guy. I would have liked to see more of him, to be honest).

I loved every character and story beat—great pacing and writing. If you're looking for a great YA sapphic romance novel, this is an excellent pick for you. Thank you, random Twitter user, for posting about this book.