Fun, heartwarming, and inspiring.
David Yoon has a knack for hammering a message within his stories in such a way that you don't feel like you're being preached at or having to sit through an after-school special. He does that beautifully in Super Fake Love Song, giving readers a master lesson in being and accepting yourself and how that will lead to your greatest happiness.
Sunny Dae is super lovable and he has the best friends in the world. That's pretty much all you need to know as you're going to be pulled into his dubitable venture of pretending to be a rockstar in order to impress the new girl in school. There's character development, seeing people for more than they show the public, the benefits of open communication, and straight-up adorable teenager in first love antics.
Definitely a book worth the read and the insane amount of hype it's been receiving for what seems like forever.
Many happy thanks to NetGalley and G.P. Putnam’s Sons Books for Young Readers for the early read.
David Yoon has a knack for hammering a message within his stories in such a way that you don't feel like you're being preached at or having to sit through an after-school special. He does that beautifully in Super Fake Love Song, giving readers a master lesson in being and accepting yourself and how that will lead to your greatest happiness.
Sunny Dae is super lovable and he has the best friends in the world. That's pretty much all you need to know as you're going to be pulled into his dubitable venture of pretending to be a rockstar in order to impress the new girl in school. There's character development, seeing people for more than they show the public, the benefits of open communication, and straight-up adorable teenager in first love antics.
Definitely a book worth the read and the insane amount of hype it's been receiving for what seems like forever.
Many happy thanks to NetGalley and G.P. Putnam’s Sons Books for Young Readers for the early read.