Book Title: True Letters from a Fictional Life Author: Kenneth Logan Number of pages: 336
Synopsis:
If you asked anyone in his small Vermont town, they’d tell you the facts: James Liddell, star athlete, decent student and sort-of boyfriend to cute, peppy Theresa, is a happy, funny, carefree guy.
But whenever James sits down at his desk to write, he tells a different story. As he fills his drawers with letters to the people in his world–letters he never intends to send–he spills the truth: he’s trying hard, but he just isn’t into Theresa. It’s a boy who lingers in his thoughts.
(re: Goodreads @ True Letters from a Fictional Life by Kenneth Logan)
Should this book be picked up? the tl;dr review:
– Male LGBT version of “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” with letters woven into the story
– Protagonist takes on more of a reactive role instead of truly coming to his own self discovery
– Family dynamics and bromance game is strong
– Romance may be slow burn but felt lackluster
– A solid entry to LGBT YA contemporary reads
Initial Thoughts
Shelly (Read, Sleep, Repeat) told me to read this. So I did.
Disclaimer: I received an ARC of True Letters from a Fictional Life from Indigo.
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thoughts and afterthoughts. 