A review by booksanddachshunds
I Kissed Shara Wheeler by Casey McQuiston

4.0

 found our 3 main characters to be quite fun to observe, I liked Chloe having the similar drive of Rohan in Today Tonight Tomorrow; would do EVERYTHING to be Valedictorian, such as going into full-on in-dept adventure following pink cards to find her back. The rivalry between Smith & Rory was entertaining at times, and I definately got to like them more once we learnt more about them, such as their past with Shara and all that. 

Now, for Chloe to go to a Christian’s focus school to get the best education, despite being a not-religious person with two mothers? I could never. It really needed LOTS of dedications, and i’d add that it was kinda sad to see all those queer kids oppress themselves and not realising they were indeed what they were because of the “way of the christ”.. forcing themselves to be someone they weren’t because that’s just how it was in false beach.

Light and humoristic at times, it was quite an enjoyeable read with good final intentions. I definately teared up aswell as giggled a few times while reading!