I Kissed Shara Wheeler

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Firstly, these desires are mostly personal opinions and not reflective of the quality of the writing or success of the book. Something I’ve come to expect from Casey McQuiston’s books is endless queer positivity, and this one was no exception.

Chloe grows and learns so much about herself just through the process of trying to figure out Shara's game.Chloe is a wonderful protagonist, whip-smart, determined, flawed, but bold enough to be fully herself even in unwelcoming circumstances. Martin’s Press/ Wednesday Books for sharing this highly expected digital reviewer copy with me in exchange my honest opinions. There was one point, I think it was passed the half way mark, that I didn’t like where the story with Chloe was going and it actually put a bad feeling into my stomach that made me want to stop reading. After the trio discovers the game includes them all, they put whatever petty grudges they may hold aside and begin to work together.

Thrown into an unlikely alliance, Chloe, Smith and Rory follow Shara’s trail of annoyingly cryptic clues, and Chloe starts to suspect that there might be more to this small town – and to Shara – than she thought. A] fireworks in the sky, glitter in your hair joyous royal romance that you’ll want to fall head over heels in love with again and again.

It’s so lovely to read such a queer normative story, where characters can explore their identities with the support of their friends. But thirty minutes before the prom court was announced, she saw her: Shara, rosy lips and a waterfall of almond-pink tulle, brushing past refreshments on her way to the door.