Oh boy. This is a book for edgy teens and that is not me!

I’m so glad I gave Penelope Douglas a second chance because this was exactly what I wanted it to be. I loved the story, the chemistry, the tension, and the way everything slowly came together. The twists actually worked for me, and I was completely invested in finding out where it was all going.

There was just something about this one that clicked. The characters, the relationship, the secrets, the messiness of it all—I loved it. Definitely a book I’m going to be thinking about for a while.

Punk 57 completely consumed me. Once I started, I couldn't put it down—I absolutely devoured it.

What I loved most was how deeply Penelope Douglas explored emotions, identity, loneliness, and the need to be truly seen. While the characters are teenagers, the feelings they experience are universal. Insecurity, heartbreak, expectations, and the struggle to be your authentic self are things we all face, regardless of age.

The connection between Ryen and Misha was beautifully written. Their years of letters created such a unique and genuine bond, and watching that relationship evolve into something deeper was both emotional and addictive. The chemistry, tension, and character growth had me completely invested from beginning to end.

This was an unforgettable read that had me feeling everything, and it's easily one of those books I'll be thinking about long after turning the last page.