You shouldn't wait for tomorrow to do the things you want. You shouldn't wait for tomorrow to tell the people who matter to you how you feel about them. There's no guarantee you'll get that chance again. This book was too much. Of everything. What I liked best about it was how British it was. But that's it. The characters act like 12 year olds, even though they're supposed to be 15 or 16. It was so over the top and there was way too much drama. It was more about Noah's personal life rather than his sexuality. There was almost no character development and the only character I liked was Harry. And there wasn't enough of Harry in this book! According to the description, his kiss is like the 'main event' which changes everything, but it happened rather late and everything that followed was just ridiculous. Noah's internalised homophobia annoyed the shit out of me. I was hoping for a cute and fluffy YA romance but instead, I got a big disaster.

It's such a lovely book... I love it 😍 Noah, who is 15 years old, does not have an easy life. His mother is more than embrassing, his father has left his family for few years and his grandmother is not herself anymore. Noah wishes that he will be like his the others at school so he thinks getting a girlfriend could be the solution for his problems. But Harry, his best friend, kisses him at a party and the troubles begin for noah A book about friendship, identity and self-discovery The author wrote a book which is funny and lovely