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How We Named the Stars
How We Named the Stars | Andrés N. Ordorica
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"Majestic."--Eduardo C. Corral "Radiant and deeply moving."--Christopher Castellani Set between the United States and México, Andrés N. Ordorica's debut novel is a tender and lyrical exploration of belonging, grief, and first love--a love story for those so often written off the page.
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BarbaraBB
BarbaraBB
How We Named the Stars | Andrés N. Ordorica
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Mehso-so

#ToBLonglist25

I felt ancient reading this book. It‘s about coming out, about first love and first loss during freshman year. Everyone in the book is sooo gentle and good: it was all a bit too cheesy and YA for me.

📷 Zeeland, Netherlands

Gleefulreader I‘m laughing because I feel like I could have written that review about a lot of books recently. It is why I find my reading habits and what I pick up has changed lately. 8h
Kerrbearlib Beautiful picture! 8h
BarbaraBB @Gleefulreader I recognize that. And I was never much into YA anyway! 8h
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BarbaraBB @Kerrbearlib Thank you 🙠8h
Suet624 In this dead of winter I find I‘ve become tempted by any book with that type of colorful cover. 🤷ðŸ»â€â™€ï¸ 8h
BarbaraBB @Suet624 If you‘re in for some sad gay romance too, pick it up 💕 6h
squirrelbrain Oh no, I‘m sorry you didn‘t love it. 😞 2h
BarbaraBB @squirrelbrain That‘s no problem of course!! I still trust your recommendations 💯 â¤ï¸ 2m
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Jas16
Jas16
How We Named the Stars | Andrés N. Ordorica
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I hope that you had a wonderful birthday @wanderinglynn and I appreciate your celebrating with us in such a fun way. This book is currently the one I most want to get my hands on.

wanderinglynn Thanks for entering! 🥳 2w
squirrelbrain It‘s such a good book! â¤ï¸ 2w
Jas16 @squirrelbrain your review shot it to the top of my list. 2w
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squirrelbrain
squirrelbrain
How We Named the Stars | Andrés N. Ordorica
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Pickpick

One of my favourites (so far!) from the #ToB longlist. Daniel is a scholarship student at an elite East Coast university. His roommate, Sam, is the opposite - a popular, good-looking guy whose father also attended the college. Against first impressions the two become best friends and then something more, but can their relationship go the distance?

Be warned - it‘s a sad one. 😢

sarahbarnes Good to know you liked this one! 4w
BarbaraBB A favorite among all those good ones? That means I must stack! (edited) 4w
squirrelbrain It would definitely make my shortlist @BarbaraBB 4w
BarbaraBB Okay. You sold it. And I bought it. 4w
squirrelbrain @BarbaraBB 🤪 4w
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