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A review by amybibliophile
Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli
5.0
Okay this book may be the sweetest thing I’ve ever read.
I just love that books that make you exclaim out loud when your reading them, and this one had me doing that the whole way through. Yeah... those are the best sort of books.
Once again, I’m like the last person on the planet to read this book so I’m not going to go into the plot too much as you all probably already know.
I loved the way in which the book was written to include Blue’s and Jacque’s emails every other chapter of the book, and I loved the flirting and the way every last email from each character left you squealing to know what the reply was. I loved the anonymity kept by Blue, as I’m sure we were all there racing through those pages to gain some kind of inclination to his identity. (I also nearly put the book down when I thought there may be a possibility it could be Martin).
Simon has such a good group of friends and family around him for support, this made the ‘Coming Out’ a lot easier of a transition for him and I was so happy when everybody was soo supportive.
I won’t lie that I even tested up abit once I found out who Blue was. They are just more than perfect for each other, and the only negative thing I have to say about the book is that it had an end!
Simon & ‘Blue’ - you cuties!!!!
I just love that books that make you exclaim out loud when your reading them, and this one had me doing that the whole way through. Yeah... those are the best sort of books.
Once again, I’m like the last person on the planet to read this book so I’m not going to go into the plot too much as you all probably already know.
I loved the way in which the book was written to include Blue’s and Jacque’s emails every other chapter of the book, and I loved the flirting and the way every last email from each character left you squealing to know what the reply was. I loved the anonymity kept by Blue, as I’m sure we were all there racing through those pages to gain some kind of inclination to his identity. (I also nearly put the book down when I thought there may be a possibility it could be Martin).
Simon has such a good group of friends and family around him for support, this made the ‘Coming Out’ a lot easier of a transition for him and I was so happy when everybody was soo supportive.
I won’t lie that I even tested up abit once I found out who Blue was. They are just more than perfect for each other, and the only negative thing I have to say about the book is that it had an end!
Simon & ‘Blue’ - you cuties!!!!