Favorite female friendship/relationship 
I’ve loved so many girls’ friendship in YA, but Far From You particularly carved a place in my heart. It follows the story of Sophie and Mina, who are the best of friends, who might or might not be in love with one another.

I supposed this is why I love them so much. They have their own language, they can only understand. Though sometimes, they don’t have an easy relationship, but it is the kind of bond they protect fiercely. Their devotion surpasses a normal friendship tier, but that doesn’t cancelled the vital foundation of their relationship, friends. Throughout the novel, the readers would see how they helped each other progressed. Their love centers on wanting each other to do best and be healthy. This story is not only for conquering girls and friendships. It is for LGBTQIA kids as well, who once in a while needed to have their feelings justified.

If you could pick two heroines to collaborate together in a Chemistry project, who would you choose? 
Upon reading The Wrath and the Dawn and An Ember in the Ashes, I instantly knew I got to have a crossover someday. Laia and Shahrzad are two of my favorite fantasy girls. Despite their contradicting personalities and varying circumstances, I think they would get along beautifully. If put together in one room, will they discuss their half-wit significant others? Perhaps, but the world is a broad space and men are not the only adequate topics!

Shahrzad and Laia came from an environment that aren’t very kind to their sex. They constantly have to fight scraps to reinstate their position, but that never means they are completely powerless. These two characters have shown women do weave a tremendous amount of tenacity. We are capable of greatness and that greatness comes in different forms. Every so often, we could hear the ferocious roar of the tigress, but typically she would walk so softly her foe wouldn’t see their fate coming. I personally think Sabaa Tahir and Renee Ahdieh perfectly captured that essence.

With that, I could see Laia teaching Shahrzad the fine arts of making a jam. While, Shazi on the other hand would definitely educate Laia a thing or two about “how to jab men who forgets their place in this world.” Fantastic. I want twenty.

Favorite female friendship/relationship

I have so many! But I think I'll chose Vida and Ruby from The Darkest Minds by Alexandra Bracken. I LOVE THEM <333

If you could pick two heroines to collaborate together in a Chemistry project, who would you choose? 
For a Chemistry project, I think Gia from THE FILL-IN BOYFRIEND by Kasie West and Emily from SINCE YOU'VE BEEN GONE by Morgan Matson would be an interesting pair. Gia is the outgoing popular girl while Emily is... basically the complete opposite. These two characters also go through an extensive amount of character development so I think they'd be able to resonate with one another. They're both fairly open minded so I think they'd be able to work things out. :)

Favorite female friendship/relationship 
Cinder x Iko from The Lunar Chronicles. I felt like they were each other's best (and only) friend at the beginning of the series and all they're scenes together made me smile so much. Every friendship needs a person in charge of nudging the other in the ribs to point out the cute guy in close proximity. THIS IS SO IKO. Then there's the rational friend who won't leave you behind in tough situations. I love how Cinder does what she does in the first book after something happens to Iko. And how ridiculous Iko can be but you just know that Cinder (and yourself, admit it) finds it amusing to no end

If you could pick two heroines to collaborate together in a Chemistry project, who would you choose?
Aria (Under the Never Sky by Veronica Rossi) x Karou (Daughter of Smoke & Bone by Laini Taylor). I totally think these two would mesh well. It was only until I had to think of my answer for this question that I realize how similar these two great heroines actually are. Both are independent and strong-willed. I feel like they could relate to the other seeing as they both have no siblings and often looked up to one parental figure. Both are artistic in different ways. Aria enjoys singing while Karou prefers drawing. Aria could tell her stories about the different virtual realms she's been to using her 'Smarteye' and Karou could tell her about all the places she's been, running errands for Brimstone. Now I'm imagining a cross-over where one of Karou's errands brings her to Aria xD