Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda

Simon is gay, but absolutely no one knows this fact except for “Blue,” a boy at his school that he is head over heels for that he has been corresponding with via email. This ends up posing two very key problems for Simon: 1. He has no idea who “Blue” actually is and “Blue” doesn't seem in a particular rush to make himself known to Simon in the real world and 2. He forgets to log out of the library computer. Poor Simon. If battling his teenage hormones and trying to hide his biggest secret, he had to add “being blackmail,” to his list of problems.

This book was amazing. I laughed, I cried, I cringed. This book is everything you could want in a fluffy young adult romance. Yes, there are emotional moments in this book, but at the end of the day this book is so full of feel goodness that it's definitely on my list of books to read when feeling down.