More Happy Than Not
by Adam Silvera
A young man confronts his sexuality and painful memories in a moving story about love, identity, and the desire to rewrite the past.
About This Book
A young man in the Bronx grapples with his sexuality and the desire to escape painful memories.
The novel examines themes of love, loss, and the possibility of rewriting one's past.
Through intimate prose, it captures the struggles of growing up and seeking acceptance.
The story highlights the emotional weight of choices and the search for belonging.
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