In short: A reverie of adolescent nostalgia and regret.

What does it mean for us to be the same person as when we were teenagers? A funny and heartbreaking book that dives into the mysteries of our own identities, friendships and memories.

Can't believe no one told me about this masterpiece and I had to learn about in a shitpost about "books with Brat energy" (it does not have Brat energy, the characters just like cigarettes)