I had to read this since I saw the series on Netflix. I'm so glad that I did too! Literary lovers will get a kick out of this rom com that takes place in the famous Strand book store in NYC. *Fun Fact* The Strand is on my bucket list! I was so glad that LIly and Dash had this great adventure. It al...
A solid, quick YA read. The first person plural narration by the generation of gay men who died of AIDS in the 1980s lends the book a certain poignancy, but at some points their parts rather distract from the stories of the multiple boys in the present. The ending is ambiguous, but it might have bee...
I was nowhere near New York on 9/11. I was on the other side of the country, and much like one of the POV characters, I slept through the whole thing and felt strangely detached from it. Most of the day is an indistinct blur, but I remember some things with absolute clarity. Like the nightshirt I wa...
Nick and Norah are both 18, high-school seniors from New Jersey navigating break-ups and the lower-Manhattan alternative-music scene. Nick is the bassist in a band of ever-shifting names, reeling after being dumped by girlfriend Tris. Norah has broken up with boyfriend Tal, who dropped out of Colu...
Sucht man nach LGBT-Jugendliteratur, stößt man schnell auf David Levithan. Der Autor erarbeitete sich eine beachtliche Reputation, weil Diversität in seinen Büchern eine wichtige Rolle spielt. Er begann seine Karriere als Lektor; sein erster Roman „Boy Meets Boy“ stellte sein Traum-Manuskript dar: e...
Per usual, some stories were delightful, some were good, and some were just okay. Midnights by Rainbow Rowell (5 stars)-Wow. This one was a great set-up for the anthology. We get to read about two teens New Year's Eve through the years. You get to see their friendship turn to something more. Th...
Spoiler Alert: He fucks up and still gets the boy. BOY MEETS BOY REVIEW BY DAVID LEVITHAN REVIEW First thing I need to get out of my system: This book is so cute... Second thing I need to get out of my system: I wish I could find a boy easy like Paul did... Like come on, he had two boys liking h...
'Every Day' is the story of A. A is an entity who wakes up in a different body every morning. The hosts are roughly the same age of A, as far as A can calculate, they have to be geographically close in some fashion and at midnight A is transported to a new host. A doesn't know what its deal is, just...
For more reviews, check out my blog: Craft-CycleOverall, I enjoyed this book. I didn't like it as much as some of the other John Green books I have read, but it was still a good read.Interesting concept for a story. I really enjoyed the characters. I'll admit it took me a while to warm up to Will Gr...
Feb 8-25Every day a different body. Every day a different life. Every day in love with the same girl.There’s never any warning about where it will be or who it will be. A has made peace with that, even established guidelines by which to live: Never get too attached. Avoid being noticed. Do not inter...
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