by Sarah Tregay
I understand why some reviewers are offended, I get it. On the other hand, this is fiction. It is a light novel. Fiction is, of course, based on non-fiction, but it amazes me the amount of people nowadays that get offended by anything related race, gender, sexuality. No one can write, have an opinio...
This book was alright. It had its parts that I thought were great social commentary, but it wasn't fantastic.
What can I say about this book that will accurately portray my feelings towards it? ... IT WAS FREAKING AWESOME! This was one of the cutest coming-of-age, coming-out story I have read in a very long time. The writing was simple but fun. The story was just one that many who are going through di...
This really should have been called "I Love You, Man," which is its running phrase. The boys at Jamie's high school throw the phrase around all the time. But Jamie really wants to say it to one particular boy -- his best friend, Mason. Jamie's out at home, but still closeted at school, and he can n...
Lovely! Adorable! Charming! I am so glad I came across this story. I'm a sucker for the "oh, crap I'm in love with my best friend" story and Tregay's take on it with Jamie falling for his best friend Mason was a sweet hit of awesome. Sure, it wasn't the most original story, Jamie was a bit too dense...
This one may not be the best glbt book ever but I enjoyed it a lot.Everything about the story was just so cute. Jamie fell in love to his best friend Mason but so was afraid to confess because it might ruin their friendship. But Mason also had the same feelings for his friend.And they apparently en...
This book was all kinds of cute. I feel like this is what you hope high school is like. The jocks are friends with the band geeks and get invited to their parties. Everyone knows Jamie and Mason are gay even if neither have come out and everyone is totally cool with it and assumes they are a coupl...
This review is also available on my blog, Bows & Bullets ReviewsJamie Peterson's final year of high school is nearly over and the closer the final day comes, the more he realizes a truth about himself that everyone around him seems to already know: he is falling for his best friend. And though ever...
Fan Art... in theory: this book should have been all win for me. In reality: that's not quite the case. Basically, -I was underwhelmed. But why? When the lead was funny and direct and no-nonsense in conveying his message? But why? When the people around him were equally unique in voice (or should ha...
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