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A review by blurrypetals
Perfect on Paper by Sophie Gonzales
4.0
This was super heckin' cute!
I actually don't have a whole lot else to say other than that. The last contemporary I read before this was May the Best Man Win by Z.R. Ellor, which was another queer high school romance and, in comparison to the angsty trash fire that book was, this was an utterly wonderful breath of fresh air.
I also am a big fan of the plotline following Darcy's struggle with the validity of her sexuality. I think it's really nice and cool to focus on a bisexual character who is afraid to date someone of the opposite gender because she thinks she won't be "queer enough."
This was wonderful and I recommend it to anyone looking for a really cute, fun high school romance!
I actually don't have a whole lot else to say other than that. The last contemporary I read before this was May the Best Man Win by Z.R. Ellor, which was another queer high school romance and, in comparison to the angsty trash fire that book was, this was an utterly wonderful breath of fresh air.
I also am a big fan of the plotline following Darcy's struggle with the validity of her sexuality. I think it's really nice and cool to focus on a bisexual character who is afraid to date someone of the opposite gender because she thinks she won't be "queer enough."
This was wonderful and I recommend it to anyone looking for a really cute, fun high school romance!