SIMON vs. THE HOMO SAPIENS AGENDA by Becky Albertalli is a standalone young adult novel that tells the story of sixteen-year-old Simon Spier. When the book starts Simon is exchanging emails anonymously with someone named Blue, who he forms a connection with. After he forgets to log out of his email ...
Okay, picked up this book thinking it would be a nice gay romance to read. I've never actually read a boy x boy book outside of the internet before, but being queer myself I thought it would make a nice change.Five pages in, they mention Tegan and Sara. hmm. This is a story about a gay teenage guy, ...
This was really enjoyable! Not exactly amazing, but definitely worth the read. This book is cute. Especially at the end, I was like: FEELS. FEELS. FEELS. God, this was so fucking cute my heart might explode from the feels. This is cute. Sure, there are a couple interesting points raised about acce...
"It feels like we’re the last survivors of a zombie apocalypse. Wonder Woman and a gay dementor. It doesn’t bode well for the survival of the species." Oh my word...there is just too much goodness within. I want to quote like crazy but I did that already once before and it was a mess and CRAZY so ...
By far my favorite book I've read this year. I'm experiencing an amazingly wonderful book high right now and cannot stop smiling. Simon Spier's narrative voice is so distinct and it's impossible not to fall in love with his character, as well as his friends and family. If you're looking for a feel-...
Predictable YA story complete with parents who think they're cool, friends who are perfect in their quirkiness, one bad apple character who just doesn't understand what he is doing, and a rom-com worthy love story. In spite of all that, it was pretty damn good.
An adorable, cute, funny, simple but real read. Exactly what I'm looking for in a YA book of this nature. Simon is such a sweet kid and his family is amazing!4.5 stars!
I'm not sure what I expected when I decided I needed to read this, but this wasn't it. At the first few paragraphs I was disappointed. It seemed almost juvenile in how it was written. But the more I read, the more my mind changed. This was a fun read; I couldn't put it down. I started it late ...
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