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The 99 Boyfriends of Micah Summers
by Adam Sass
adventurous
emotional
funny
hopeful
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:
Yes
Adam Sass might be a wizard.
This is the perfect messy, frustrating, stunning, REAL depiction of teens wanting to fall in love that I have read in so long. I started and finished it in less than 10 hours and I cannot stop thinking about it.
Micah, my sweet, messy, privileged, slightly out of touch, child just wants to find love so badly. His way of finding himself through his art while looking for a boyfriend is just so pure and relatable. I love the realizations he goes through, and it felt like something a teenager on the cusp of adulthood would absolutely be experiencing.
As much as I love Micah, Elliot really stole the show here for me. I saw so much of myself in Elliot and it was just so rewarding watching him stand up for himself and taking care of himself first.
This book spoke to my queer, fairy tale-seeking, true love-believing heart. It made me feel less alone, and I think that's such an important part of reading. One of my favorites of the year, for sure.
This is the perfect messy, frustrating, stunning, REAL depiction of teens wanting to fall in love that I have read in so long. I started and finished it in less than 10 hours and I cannot stop thinking about it.
Micah, my sweet, messy, privileged, slightly out of touch, child just wants to find love so badly. His way of finding himself through his art while looking for a boyfriend is just so pure and relatable. I love the realizations he goes through, and it felt like something a teenager on the cusp of adulthood would absolutely be experiencing.
As much as I love Micah, Elliot really stole the show here for me. I saw so much of myself in Elliot and it was just so rewarding watching him stand up for himself and taking care of himself first.
This book spoke to my queer, fairy tale-seeking, true love-believing heart. It made me feel less alone, and I think that's such an important part of reading. One of my favorites of the year, for sure.