Marva has waited her entire life for today: election day. Marva is first to the polls election morning to cast her first-ever ballot. But as she’s leaving she sees a fellow young voter turned away. Determined to help him cast his vote, Marva volunteers to do everything in her power to get Duke into the voting booth.
So far everything is going well at Simone’s new school. She’s made two new best friends, she has a crush on a cute guy, she’s directing the school musical, and nobody knows that she’s HIV positive. Anyone finding out about her diagnosis is Simone’s worst nightmare after what happened at her last school. Soon after she starts dating her crush, Miles, Simone finds a note in her locker threatening to tell everyone she has HIV if she doesn’t stop hanging out with Miles by thanksgiving.
Jamie Goldberg is an awkward teen with political aspirations. He’s more than happy to volunteer for his local candidate in the upcoming special election, but talking to strangers is way out of his comfort zone.
Maya should be having the most amazing summer, but her parent’s trial separation cancelled the family trip to Italy, and her best friend seems to have suddenly become way too busy to hang out.
After her break-up with her girlfriend after coming out to her as asexual, Alice just wants to spend her summer eating delicious food and spending time with her best friends. Then handsome Takumi joins the staff at the Library where Alice works.
After coming out to her conservative Bengali parents, Nishat discovers that her childhood classmate Flávia has transferred to her school. And Nishat might be developing a crush on her. This is inconvenient, considering Flávia’s cousin Chyna is Nishat’s sworn enemy.
All Out: The No-Longer-Secret Stories of Queer Teens throughout the Ages is a collection of short stories about queer teens throughout history by some of the best LGBTQ+ young adult authors.
Down on his luck basketball star and recent dumpee Ashish is fed up with life. It turns out that love sucks, and, to make matters worse, his parents are set on pairing him with his so-called perfect match.
Adam and Jolene come from broken homes. Since the death of his brother, Adam’s family has been reeling. His dad has moved out, his mother is a shadow of her former self and he and his brother left in the crossfire.
Sana Khan and Rachel Recht are fundamentally opposed. Sana is a cheerleading, perfect, straight A’s good girl bound for Princeton, and Rachel is a social outcast and aspiring filmmaker dreaming of going to NYU.
Hi there! Welcome back to Sidbookreviews! Today, since it’s Valentine’s Day, I’ve compiled a list of some great romance books to share with you. See below the list of links to my reviews of each book.
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