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A review by escapismforlife
Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston
emotional
funny
hopeful
informative
inspiring
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.5
First son Alex Claremont - Diaz and Prince Henry of England are the fantasy dream of what I wish had happened back in 2016. Their lives being public firgures sons were so fascinating to read about.
I couldn't even handle the relationship they had with their sisters, June and Bea. Like their were some scenes where I was balling my eyes out from laughter or tears with them. The support these sibling had for their relationship was so good. Not to mention Nora who saved them for them from the whole bad turn of events. And is the most loyal badass friend. Let alone side character who helps Alex out a lot and is hilarious.
Nothing but respect for Ellen Claremont. A fictional women of color president. And mom who could've been reality and history.
I couldn't even handle the relationship they had with their sisters, June and Bea. Like their were some scenes where I was balling my eyes out from laughter or tears with them. The support these sibling had for their relationship was so good. Not to mention Nora who saved them for them from the whole bad turn of events. And is the most loyal badass friend. Let alone side character who helps Alex out a lot and is hilarious.
Nothing but respect for Ellen Claremont. A fictional women of color president. And mom who could've been reality and history.
Graphic: Alcohol, Alcoholism, Biphobia, Cursing, Mental illness, and Sexual content
Moderate: Colonisation, Death of parent, and Grief
Minor: Abandonment and Addiction