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⌈ Secret Post #2667 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Celebrities

[iceyred]

He's best known for his Russel Middlebrook series. It's about a teenager who discovers he's not the only LGBT kid in his school. Since it's high school and high school sucks, he and his friends start a 'Geography Club' (which is also the name of the book). They figure nobody will want to join a club about Geography so it's safer than a Gay-Straight Alliance.

I liked it. The MC is a nice kid whose angst doesn't stem from his sexuality, but from finding a bf and getting through high school in one piece. The book itself is a rather gentle read. You don't want to throw yourself off a cliff when you're finished with it. And, as I said, the author is a peach.

Re: Celebrities

[shortysc22]

I think with that recommendation, I will have to add it to the book list.

(Also apparently there's a movie?)

Re: Celebrities

[iceyred]

I haven't seen the movie yet but it's on my Netflix queue!

Re: Celebrities

[queerwolf]

I really like Geography Club and its sequels.

Re: Celebrities

[iceyred]

:) I especially liked 'The Order of the Poison Oak.' Otto, honey, lemme hug you.

I haven't read 'The Elephant of Surprise' yet.