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sinceramente non so come fare questa review... per gusti personali devo dire che non mi è piaciuto così tanto, ma penso che sia proprio per il genere che non è il mio...
il libro in se è anche piacevole da leggere, ben strutturato e una lettura veloce. certo non sarebbe uno dei libri che consiglio di leggere.
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James ha diciotto anni e ha appena finito la scuola. Per vivere, lavora nella galleria d‘arte, quasi sempre deserta, della madre. Ma la vita a New York sembra non appartenergli davvero. Vorrebbe partire e dedicarsi unicamente ai suoi passatempi preferiti: la lettura e la solitudine. Ma un giorno, su un sito per cuori solitari, James, fingendosi un‘altra persona, chiede un appuntamento al buio al suo collega.

#7 Book from Presidents Day book sale today!!! I think that this title applies to my life. The pain I‘m going through now as a single mamma raising two boys, working full time, and going to nursing school will be useful to me in the future! I just need to remember that in times of discouragement!!! ❤️

A gay teenager doesn't want to go to college as he doesn't like kids his age. He navigates familial relationships and his sexuality. A main story line is told in his therapy sessions as he discusses an incident during his American classroom trip to D.C. I particularly loved this part because I participated in a very similar program in high school and the author nails the dress code, rules, and awkwardness of it all. #outdoorreading #ya

““Perfer et obdura, dolor hic tibi proderit olim.” -Sii forte e paziente, un giorno questo dolore ti sarà utile- Ovidio
-Be patient and tough; someday this pain will be useful to you- Ovid

I watched the movie and now I want to read this book.

This book was amazing for me to read, and I really connected with the main character. It is also funny and This book displays wonderfully of what it feels like to be depressed and the uncertainty and stress of going from adolescents to adulthood.

Just reread this one, and it remains one of my favorites. I love the narrator, and I was once again reminded how funny this book is.

When I was a younger, not fully out, gay boy in Texas, this book was one of my lifelines. I was totally this kid. Now, as a 27-year-old gay man... I found the kid pretty insufferable. Am i supposed to? Is this what being an adult is?! I don't know how to feel.