History is All You Left Me

kody_summers-ruark shared a tip "I really enjoyed this book. I felt represented and was really invested in the characters. Unlike many of the other Silvera books this ending wasn't gut wrenching and left me in a good place."

cyanide_king shared a tip "This was one of the first LGBT books I ever read years ago and I loved it SO MUCH. It’s a deep and thought provoking read and it’s just amazing. I’ve read it a couple more times after that first time and I never get tired of it"

samuel_bourgault shared a tip "If you loved "Love, Simon" you are going to love this heartbreaking novel from Adam Silvera! It can fill you up with love as much as it can make you cry, this novel is simply amazing."

autumnhall shared a tip "It was an iffy start for me! But it grew and I learned to love the characters. One of the only books I have read that the characters seemed fully human. They made mistakes and that's why I love it. This shows that the road of grief can be a scary one."

edward_zaker shared a tip "It's a sad book. I mean it's about the death of an ex boyfriend who the main charater still loved. He goes through the grieving process and learns that he can move on and be happy without his ex."

savannah_traviss shared a tip "Couldn’t put it down! So amazing and beautifully written! Especially with a book with time jumps, I could follow what was going on without any problem!"

katelyn_harrell shared a tip "This book is chilling, but so well written. The matter at hand is delicately handled. I felt so immersed in the story and like i was there with the characters. I love Adam’s books so much."

devin_michael107 shared a tip "The first half of this book was tough to read. It was just SO sad. I can’t remember ever feeling so emotional from reading a book before! For that experience alone it was amazing. I wasn’t crazy about the direction it went in the end though. I wouldn’t say it has a happy ending but I think the main character of this story ended up with a happier ending than he deserved… especially compared to some of Silvera’s other stories where those great characters just never could catch a break."