THE AUDIOBOOK IS WONDERFUL, for anyone wondering.

“Robdog” (as he calls himself) is such a ridiculous dudebro, but in this goofy, wonderfully charming sort of way. I laughed the entire time. I took off a star for the totally unnecessary epilogue. Other than that, this book was great. There’s no homophobia (internalized or otherwise). No one has any “I can’t be gay!” crises (crisises?). Additionally, Brandon and Robbie have great communication as well. They’re constantly talking to each other about their progressing relationship. I love it when books make it clear that not only do they have great romantic and sexual attraction, but they have a great friendship too, and this does all those things really well.

I also really that both of them learned different things about themselves in their experimentation, and how each of them chose to define their sexualities.