I started it while being still zoned out in HP hangover.(Yep late bloomer) So what really dragged me to it was Emma Watson on its cover.
And boy, am I glad for my cheapness💕I was bowled over simply by its simplicity, which was way thought-provoking at times. It's like a talking diary (like the one of Tom Riddle's? Yeah),the language's so mundane💗
Charlie's relations with Patrick, Sam, his family are something to envy. And He.Is.Adorably weird😍

This is a book that makes you want to wail, "What happened to the straight guys being good too?"
It's a refreshing lovestory of a gay guy (and I hate to label him like that, because we never say 'straight' guy, do we?) weaved with all the teenagery nuances. It even made the gooey-gooey romance, that I usually find nauseatingly repulsing on straight couples, look cute and beautiful.
So let's just say, this kind of books? They deserve to be read.