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A review by teeggzz
More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera
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4.5
This book was a rollercoaster of emotions and really made me think hard about our world today and our society. It is disgusting to think that just because someone is different from other people that they would be treated this way! It's fucking ridiculous!
This book really made me laugh, smile, cry (alot) and more importantly think.
Aaron went through a lot of shit but is still standing after all of it which is truly inspiring.
Adam Silvera has an amazing way of telling a deep story in detail and pulls at your heart strings.
I definitely wasn't expecting the ending that was given and I really thought Thomas and Aaron would live a happily ever after but I guess life isn't that easy.
The writing style was a bit strange but none the less a phenomenal book with a strong messege. Everyone who has something against gays definitely needs to read this book and get an in scope of how it's like as a gay and how they feel inside when someone is treating them as if they're not human.
A great book and I wish I'd read it sooner.
This book was a rollercoaster of emotions and really made me think hard about our world today and our society. It is disgusting to think that just because someone is different from other people that they would be treated this way! It's fucking ridiculous!
This book really made me laugh, smile, cry (alot) and more importantly think.
Aaron went through a lot of shit but is still standing after all of it which is truly inspiring.
Adam Silvera has an amazing way of telling a deep story in detail and pulls at your heart strings.
I definitely wasn't expecting the ending that was given and I really thought Thomas and Aaron would live a happily ever after but I guess life isn't that easy.
The writing style was a bit strange but none the less a phenomenal book with a strong messege. Everyone who has something against gays definitely needs to read this book and get an in scope of how it's like as a gay and how they feel inside when someone is treating them as if they're not human.
A great book and I wish I'd read it sooner.