I really liked this book! It was a quick read with a lot of important discussions about fame and identity. This book contains some incredible content!
Hunter is an openly gay boy in a touring boy band. They hit it off when he meets a gay band member who opens for his band. They begin dating right away. In my opinion, it moved too quickly, but it was still a cute little romance. Hunter navigates his celebrity status as fans and critics knock him in a number of different directions. As Hunter struggles to meet these expectations, he begins to wonder who he truly is. I like how the story has a fun bounce to it with twitter threads, emails, interview transcripts, and so on. Overall, this was a very interesting and informative book about being queer in the entertainment industry, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone. This book really give me a new outlook/perspective on certain things.
Hunter is an openly gay boy in a touring boy band. They hit it off when he meets a gay band member who opens for his band. They begin dating right away. In my opinion, it moved too quickly, but it was still a cute little romance. Hunter navigates his celebrity status as fans and critics knock him in a number of different directions. As Hunter struggles to meet these expectations, he begins to wonder who he truly is. I like how the story has a fun bounce to it with twitter threads, emails, interview transcripts, and so on. Overall, this was a very interesting and informative book about being queer in the entertainment industry, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone. This book really give me a new outlook/perspective on certain things.