Loveless

In the book "Loveless" by Alice Oseman, the story revolves around growing up and discovering one's own sexual orientation. The protagonist Georgia discovers that she is asexual, which means she does not feel any sexual attraction. At the same time, she is aromantic, which means she does not feel any romantic attraction.

In a world where romance and love are considered the highest, Georgia often feels excluded and different. She struggles with herself and wonders if she will ever be happy. Because without love and romance, it seems there is no real life for her.

However, as the book progresses, Georgia learns that there are other forms of relationships that are just as valuable. She finds a family in her close-knit group of friends who always stick together and support each other. Together they experience many adventures and discover their own identity.

Alice Oseman has managed to describe a sensitive topic in a very lively and authentic way. She allows the reader to share Georgia's feelings and shows how important it is to accept oneself and not listen to the expectations of others.

"Loveless" is a wonderful book about identity crises, self-acceptance, friendship and love. It is aimed at readers from 14 years of age and is particularly suitable for people who enjoy challenging, thought-provoking books.