Welcome to Litsy!

Such an emotional coming out journey. Jules accidentally outs himself on Twitter but is relieved to not have to hide himself anymore. He becomes friends with Matt online, who gives him support as another queer teen. The only problem is that he lives in LA and Jules is in Texas. There's lots of high school angst but also a lot of heart. Plus Mexican and Asian cultures represented in language and food.
TW for homophobia from family and some abuse

Overall cute story of how Jules navigates his senior year of high school and coming out to his friends and family. Full of pop culture references and witty banter, Jules felt real and like he could be my little brother. I did like how much culture was included in this book. The Spanish slang and the food… omg the food! Don‘t read this when you are hungry.

"Being gay isn't something I was able to choose. To be happy, to get out bed every morning, to be strong and brave and proud of who I am, sure. Those were choices."

1.Delightful YA #lgbtqia romance. 2. Anything by Laini Taylor!! 3. I‘m so thankful for my #freddiethetacocat 😻🌮 @Eggs

And that‘s a wrap on July #bookspinbingo. I have been doing this challenge for a year now and have gotten blackout bingo every month. That means this amazing monthly challenge has gotten 300 books off my TBR. Thanks again Sarah for putting this together. Can‘t wait until next month!

Totally lovely,queer, latinx m/m romance/coming of age. Well done, Jonny Garza Villa!! Also, FYI, the ebook and audiobook are both on Kindle Unlimited and if you‘d rather buy the book after reading this preciousness (ahem def not a personal story. Ok. Yes. It is.) it‘s only $3.99.