Don't let the forest in : But i need help

[Arimi]

Hello everyone, my name is Louis but I go by Arimi Reads on Youtube.

This is a book I'm passionate about covering on youtube, but the problem is I babble a lot. There is a lot to discuss about this book and I believe I read it over a month ago, and this book is still living in my head rent free. This is a book where both the male leads caught my heart, the twists, enraptured me, and the asexual representation reignited a spark within me that I didn't know existed.

I am looking for potential tips on what to cover for this book in a youtube video. I want to look up what other people have covered on the book, but at the same time I don't want to copy what other people have done. I'm also very curious what other people have thought of this book, and what other peoples unrefined, raw opinions of the book are.

Please don't forget if possible the spoiler tag for this. Just so we don't put other people off reading it.

If you want what I would consider the lesbian equivalent of this book: Wylder girls is the closest I've read but I've not read much like it since

[Arimi]

I hope making a separate thread for this is okay because I can info dump, and I mean go on for hours about this book, which is also giving me slight panic attacks because I want to give this book not only the attention it deserves, but I want to hopefully introduce other people to this book. If I could convince just one person to read this book, and help one person fall in love with it, I've done my time.

What really got my attention about this book, is horror isn't my genre. It's massively hit or miss. I couldn't stop myself from falling in love with this book even if I tried. This book has set standards for what I look for in other books, and that will remain the truth until something better (which I doubt) comes along.