My heart is racing after finishing this book. Just wow. This was so real and Lily is my hero.

I really liked this. I felt connected to the characters. I promised to read it before watching the movie and I lived up to that promise. Unlike others, I actually didn't get upset over the book. It wasn't too emotional for me. I did feel happy and sad for Charlie at the parts that were supposed to make me feel that way. Patrick was probably my favorite character.

Hands down one of the best historical fiction I've EVER read. Listened to this on audio and it was phenomenal.

3.5/5 stars

This was a 4 star until the last 50 pages. I was so glad to be back in the Simon universe. I love Creekwood and these characters so so much! I also loved how all of Becky's characters were included in some way. I also liked how Leah's personality and hobbies were included! Making fan art and realizing she can make money off of it was a great addition to her character and this story.

However, I felt like the romance wasn't necessary. It felt so out of place and like I was reading a Simon fan fiction with Leah as the main character. I also would've liked a graduation scene? That's cut out and I was disappointed.

I am shook.

I felt like this book was so real and I wish Daisy Jones and the Six was a real band?? Also, Billy is the BEST character. Probably one of my favorite characters of all time as well as Daisy.

4.5 stars - queer, witches, badass and a Goat Man with abs who looks like the Beast from Beaut and the Beast. Great read for the spooky szn

I love being in the BSC world. I felt like they wouldn't have gotten into a weeks long fight though? They would've stayed true to the BSC motto and not ditch meetings. But I liked the illustrations!

2014: This may be my favorite Rainbow Rowell book next to Fangirl. This was fantastic.

re-read: 12/20/2019

Really enjoyed this! The multiple POV's of the three main characters was done very well and I enjoyed getting to know them as their characters developed and struggled with questioning their sexuality and dealing with an old friend/enemy coming back into their life. The only problems I had were the Feminism scene, it rubbed me the wrong way and showed feminists in a bad light. As well as the fact that it wasn't clear until the middle of the story that it was set in England until they started using words such as mate, and referring to currency as pounds.

I really liked this memoir graphic novel about Raina and her sister, Amara. However, I didn't like how the ending was abrupt.